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Pyjamas

13 replies

ApplePieCinamon · 08/08/2026 17:12

Where can I find grown up and more adult like pyjamas that you could wear in front of guests?

i am looking at short sets , with shorts at a decent length and not look like you have nothing underneath.

Anything but Chelsea peers please. Their prints
look utterly ridiculous and childish and something my toddler would like. Oh and cotton cool fabrics. Seems like it’s impossible to find.

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dudsville · 08/08/2026 18:10

I have lots from Toast. Expensive, but a better deal in the sales. Perfectly acceptable to wear in front of guests.

bugalugs45 · 08/08/2026 18:15

All my pjs are from M&S , 3/4 length trousers are possibly a bit more modest than shorts if you’re worried about length

Occasionalsnaccident · 08/08/2026 18:23

I get mine from Desmond and Dempsey.

KeepOnCleaning · 08/08/2026 18:29

Cyberjammies. Either direct or through Next/John Lewis/M&S

Redpaisley · 08/08/2026 20:09

Op won’t like this. She wants grown up one, which I think she means with subtle colours and small prints.

Namechange789067f · 08/08/2026 20:38

Wrong thread

PlugUgly1980 · 08/08/2026 20:42

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ApplePieCinamon · 08/08/2026 21:25

Thanks for these suggestions.
im visiting an extremely humid and hot country in a few months so hoping to pick up some good stuff now in the sales.

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Viperregency · 08/08/2026 21:31

Consider a robe, I don’t like to be too hot at night so just wear a silky shorts and cami set, but I’ve a couple of robes from brahmaki, I like the original kaftans, they are neater, more streamlined, and look great, on.

www.brahmaki.com

littlebigchicken · 08/08/2026 21:45

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