Do boys traditional flannel pjs exist for under £15?

[LaGuerta]

We decided to watch "The Snowman" yesterday on DVD. DS (4yrs) announced that he likes the boy in the cartoon's blue striped button up flannel pjs.

"What a great idea," I thought, "He needs some pjs with long sleeves, I will get some for Christmas."

However, a Google search revealed that traditional pyjamas start at £25. This weekend The White Company have gingham ones with 20% off for £19.20. I suppose my mental threshold for boys' nightwear is £15.

Is this possible, or am I completely out of touch?

Many thanks.

here you go

7quid
100% cotton too.

They have them in older boys sizes too btw, think they were 10 or 11 quid

I got DS (13months) some blue stripy ones from primark for the children in need pj wearing day at nursery. They look fab and def cost less than £15 (can't remember how much but it is primark so won't break the bank!)

Aha! That's great, thanks.

Another vote for Primark. We've all got their cotton flannel PJs and they're great. Wash and last well and priced around £7.

Bought ds some in sainos for £9 last night, less 25%
Cotton mix

I got some in m&s last year for DS and they have lasted 2 children and are lovely.

I got some in matalan yesterday

Not sure how old your DS is but I got some for my DS yesterday in Primark for £3.50. He's only 18 months though

Sainsburys have some at about £10 blue/black check
M&S £12
John Lewis have too but they are more than £15

I feel strongly about PJs

Primark! And they last for ages.

Another vote for Primark.

I love their cotton PJs. The quality is actually very good compared to a lot of retailers. They have trad or funky patterns. I buy them for my children every year, and the children outgrow them long before they fall apart, unlike most clothes these days.

Some have shrunk in the past, but I shrink everything.

Toad's Primarni ones cost £5. Lovely and thick considering that's all he'll wear in the house so I buy a few pairs at a time.