Lovely jammies... where do you get yours?

[KellyCapwell]

No cartoons and no animals please! I want to treat myself.

and just sometimes, M&S. Though I suspect i'll be shot for saying that.

Agree debenhams jasper conran and also their manta ray ones are lovely, the Sainsburys soft touch ones are also good

Joules

boden.

I know I know.

but my mum stocks me up for the year at Christmas and they are lovely!

My favourite jim jams at the moment are from Victoria Secret. They do some really nice proper pyjamas and nightshirts. I'm actually also a big fan of their bras too.

I am neither a size 8 or flat chested either, precisely the opposite!!!

Sainsburys. Great quality and price.

White Company

I love sainsburys for pyjamas. Asda have done nice ones in the past too to be fair.

I only really like jersey fabric pyjamas, have had some from People Tree, M&S, some American Apparel lounge wear. I don't really wear cami tops to bed (too cold) and though I find the tops from Bravissimo comfy I also find them cold and hard to put on!

Hush

I own around 12 pairs and they're perfect

Ooh I also got some lovely pjs from boux avenue in the sale recently, cotton bottoms that have a really silky feel and are sooo comfy!

Rosie Huntington whiteley for M&S

Next or Sainsburys both last for ages, I sang new PJs now!

I really like Hush because they do a long leg fit. I hate my PJs flapping around above my ankles.

Cyberjammies, think they've got a sale on at the moment.

The Cats pyjamas, they are American but I've never had a problem with shipping. Bluebell and co are also really good
They're pricey but really good quality cotton and beeeyoootiful too

Uniqlo Liberty print cotton shorts at the mo. Really cheap right now online. Wear with a vest, no need to get dressed at the weekend as good enough to wear for 'lounging'.

Another vote for Boux Avenue. I have some really lovely gingham ones - really soft and cosy, and they look ever so traditional - kind of like picture book pyjamas.

YY to Sainsbury's. Have never tried their pjs, but the quality of their clothes is excellent in general IMO.

Rosie for autograph m&s

Mine are currently a mixture of White Company and M&S, but am not 100% happy with any of them.

Gap do very good pyjama bottoms, length is adjustable and you can mix and match jersey tops. I used to love Hush pjs because of the longer length but the quality is not what it used to be.

YY to Sainsbury's. Have never tried their pjs, but the quality of their clothes is excellent in general IMO.

I agree, a lot of my wardrobe is from there, including pj's. Never had any issues with it. And they have regular sales on too (25% off plus end of season 50% off too) so you can normally grab a bargain.

My only gripe is that their slippers don't tend to last long, but then I do tend to wear them a lot around the house.

Got most of my dd's nursery uniform from there too as I trust that it will last.