Where can you buy plain, flattering, ok quality PJs for women in 50s

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Only ones I can find are frumpy, with slogans, busy prints and fall to bits.

Second lands end.

White company
Hush

John lewis

I love Uniqlo pyjamas. Nice button through styles, or t-shirt ones. Comfy, wash well, no glitter/logos/cartoons.

Yawn have the best pjs. Expensive but last very well
https://www.loveyawn.com/

How is frumpy mysogynistic? Both men and women can be frumpy and OP just used it as an adjective to describe a particular look and feel. I don’t think there’s anything insulting about it.

Sainsbury's
Lands End
I used to like Gap PJ's. No ide whether they still do them

I’m afraid the Yawn brand seems well named. Great intentions but my goodness, their designs are boring. Twee prints and disappointing proportions. But perhaps that’s just my perception?

John Lewis. I had always found M&S PJ trousers shrink in length. I’ve bought from JL for years now and they are excellent.

Yours clothing have some lovely PJ bottoms.

Another rec. for Uniqlo - I mean I don't know if they are flattering exactly, but they are plain cotton navy shirt and trousers style with white trim and feel nice to wear. I've had one pair for a year and they seem to have held up well.

Hush. I don't like the winter weight brushed cotton/ flannels ones as I find them too warm for all but the coldest weather but their printed cotton pjs are great.

Another vote for Lands End. The "brushed" cotton flannel is very soft, and the workmanship is good (no splitting seams). Sign up to alerts to get regular discount codes (which can be extremely generous - think 40% off listed price).

I have pink and grey sets of plain PJs which were from TU, bought a couple of years ago, worn a lot and still great. Not many sizes left online but you might find more in store.

https://tuclothing.sainsburys.co.uk/product/tuc142924671?clickSR=slp:term:pyjamas:6:198:1

https://tuclothing.sainsburys.co.uk/product/tuc142924065

Hush PJs used to be great but as with most of their other stuff the quality has dipped but the prices are a piss take.

I echo the Uniqlo, jigsaw (maybe saw on another thread, loads of PJ ones today), JL but would also like to suggest M&S mens and British Boxers. Range of price points there.

I have a couple of pairs of cyberjammies ones and the jersey top looked snabby quickly. I miss GAP for jammies.

Lots in H&M where you can select for cotton items only. Flannel pjs start appearing on the website around now for Christmas.

I love the Seasalt cotton jersey style PJs called Setting Sun. The trousers have pockets and the patterns are grown up. I've washed mine many times and they still look new. They are fab quality - far superior to anything in M&S - though much more expensive. I try to pick mine up I the sale if I can.

Their Nibs do cotton pyjamas in lovely prints - DD has the cheetah ones and I've got my eye on the peacock print.

Damart and Ambrose Wilson online.

My next ones are 100% cotton last well, comfy, and have pockets. They are mostly tartan though.

@MotherWol keep an eye on TKMaxx they often have Their Nibs.

Yes pyjamas are so irritatingly difficult to find.

I have similar needs to op. Plus they often have something cutsie like a bear or panda on them; and in pastel colours.

Why are women often given infantilising nightwear? These are often things a woman would never been seen dead wearing out and about - even if that were possible!

A lot are also geared up for Christmas or are family matching ones.

@DupontsYellowDressingGown Gap are still around, just online only in the UK.

@tobee there are loads of pyjamas available. This thread proves just how many retailers sell them. There are plenty which are not cutsie, etc.

I have bought brushed cotton pj's at Primark and they last for ages!