Men’s merino pyjamas

[Thehollyandtheirony]

Has anyone seen Men’s pyjamas in pure merino wool? I’m finding a lot of long john/ base layer types but no standard shaped pyjamas.
My husband is very difficult to buy for and this is his only request!

seagale.fr/en/home/114-merino-joggers Joggers and a t- shirt? www.etsy.com/uk/listing/720317513/natural-mens-leggingsworkout-running?ga_order=most_relevant&ga_search_type=all&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_search_query=wool+joggers&ref=sr_gallery-1-13&frs=1 running leggings and a t-shirt?

Thanks, but I’m looking for some with a straight leg shape rather than tights shape.

You might find it possible to find merino joggers and then a t-shirt or similar, ie "build your own". For example, in Sweden I could get the attached in a high street shop (but I wouldn't, because I bought the ladies version last year and while cozy the quality wasn't very good). They wouldn't look as tight on someone who isn't very tall ;)

Norwegian brand Janus are good quality and have wool joggers, they might be international. I know you said straight leg ;) I'm just thinking if you'd be prepared to settle in the middle, between leggings and straight.

oops didn't see that joggers were already out of the picture completely...

www.dagsmejan.com/collections/men-dagsmejan/products/stay-warm-long-sleeve-men

Thank you @banivani I will take a look.
I guess loose fitting joggers would be fine. He’s a skier, so if I buy leggings/ tights/ long johns then he might as well just go to bed in his base layers!

Found these in Australia sleepymerino.com.au/collections/mens-merino-pyjamas/products/mens-sleep-pants-100-merino-wool-charcoal

:)

Agree that sleeping in base layers is very boring, feels like you're not changing!

How about icebreaker, they have some separates which may work

Thank you @banivani those Australian ones look perfect .

Thanks @Yewtown Icebreaker have some good tops but those particular trousers have nylon in them. Their website is a bit of a nightmare for trying to work out what is pure merino.

I think Australia/NZ is a good place to look, but of course shipping is often very dear. But they do tend to be pure wool anyway.