Tell me about your pyjamas

[RedEyeBaby]

I have pyjama rage. As a child, maybe age 6-17, I slept in knickers alone (I don't know why I needed the knickers. Habit?) This is because I was too hot for pyjamas. Year round.
Now, in my lurvely(!) grown-up-me's house, and it's not 1996 any more, I'm freezing cold and have to wear pjs.

But they drive me bonkers. I need your advice for something / a brand / a link that you can recommend.

Nighties always seem to wind up wound around my middle, and are usually short sleeved so give cold arms.
I have tried fleecy pjs. Too sweaty. Silky satin ones, too staticy and sweaty. Cotton ones, the top twists around as I roll over and the buttons come undone. I'm being woken by ds in the morning with my boobs out. (He's very small and doesn't bat an eyelid)

I heard about toast being the ultimate but they look silky, and also about 99% over budget.

Am I missing the magic pyjama shop down diagon alley?

Please recommend!

I wear these: https://uk.dilling.com/

Totally love merino wool.

Oooh! Warm? But not sweaty?

Exactly. And not thick at all.

Personally most of mine are brushed cotton ones from M & S - the ones that come folded on a card with tape round. Nice and soft, quite breathable and suitable more or less all year.

Thank you both :-)

T shirts and maybe pj bottoms, preferably shorter ones. Less material to get twisted.

But then I get so cold in my igloo! But as soon as the radiator comes on I'm sweating myself awake. What is WRONG with me? 😭

I struggle with PJs too. EVERYTHING is uncomfortable on me - long trousers, long sleeves, buttons, collars, waistbands ... I hate them all !!

The only thing that works for me is a wide-necked baggy T-shirt, or a short nightie (plain, no frilly nonsense!). And in the heat, a strappy nightie or vest. Must wear knickers. Don't know why, but I have always done since childhood. Socks - never!!

I'd rather wear a T-shirt in winter plus three duvets and a hot water bottle rather than long sleeves or trousers!

But then I get so cold in my igloo! But as soon as the radiator comes on I'm sweating myself awake. What is WRONG with me?

Oh same here. I absolutely cannot deal with having the heating come on until I am out of bed! I wear mostly just cheapo jersey/t-shirt material pyjamas. Sometimes woven cotton bottoms and t-shirt top. And bedsocks from about September to June I have awful circulation! Pyjamas do twist around though. It's annoying.

M&S pj's are great, even the cheap ones. I have recently treated myself to a lovely more expensive pair from there which feel so nice to wear.

I only wear pyjamas as lounge wear, not in bed as I can't stand the drag from the pj fabric off the duvet fabric when you turn. Everything ends up twisted. Silky shorts do well with a cotton cami that has some support.

I hate pyjamas. Pre kids I always slept with nothing on. Since having the kids and needing to get up to them in the night, I tolerate wearing a pair of thin shorts and a normal cotton vest which is stretchy and comfy.

I'm currently tucked up in bed wearing these - I love them! https://www.pourmoi.co.uk/products/velour-pyjama-set/

You need cotton or viscose jersey, not woven. Try a large t shirt with generous neck sizes (try Noctu) and loose jersey pjs like cyberjamies

You also need to adjust your heating so it doesn’t vary so wildly.

I'm wearing my velour Christmas pjs with ice skaters on. I like an elastic cuff at wrist and ankle to stop riding up. I think they are from yours or simply be

I'd never be able to sleep in those, I'd be far too hot.

Yawn are amazing and last for years. I always buy in the sale. Have quite the collection now!

Another vote for M & S.
Brushed cotton long sleeved ones.

Yawn. I wear their nightshirts mostly, but I do also have their pyjamas. They are organic cotton which is lovely and silky, and I don’t sweat it them!

Tangent - but why do pyjama bottoms go up the bum crack but long ones do not? 🤔

I luuuuuurve pyjamas. I usually wear bottoms from Hush or Fat Face with a vest top from Uniqlo, plus a loose cardi/sweat over the top. Plus cashmere bed socks. Apparently Skims pjs are good.

One day I'd like to buy these: https://oliviavonhalle.com/products/lila-lumens-landscape-velvet-pyjama-set

They are not as hot as they look and very soft :-)

I wear whatever my husband is gifted at christmas by family. It's always huge in me and lovely long legs. Usually a jogger style.

I also like an extra blanket on the bed as the weight is lovely and I can throw it off when I've had enough.

Modal material is perfect. Victoria secret