Kid's Pyjamas.

[LynetteScavo]

Where do you buy nice PJs at a decent price?
I would normally go for Boden/Gap/White Company, but as I need 4 pairs for DD, and don't want (can't)spend £60 I'm having a bit of a problem.

Even the ones in H&M were £10 a pair.

Am I just being realy tight?

[JackieNo]

Maybe investigate Tesco and Sainsburys? Or La Redoute? Not sure what the quality's like though.

[JackieNo]

(how old is she?)

[LynetteScavo]

She's 4. I guess it will have to be Sainsbury's then.

[Clure]

vertbaudet £16 for 2pairs
bargain at asda
these too

[Harimosmummy]

M&Co do decent ones... They wash well too. Or look on Ebay.

I get loads of Boden and Gap clothes for DS from Ebay.

[EleanoraBuntingCupcake]

can you wait for the white company sale? hard to beat their pjs

[feedthegoat]

I refuse to buy expensive PJs now. Unless you are passing them down between children I don't see the point really. I like Matalan as they are reasonably priced (they usually do some that are two pairs for £8).The ones I have had have washed well and felt good quality.

[NoahFence]

tesco fgs

white company for kdis pjs?

madness

[brimfull]

primark do loads

[ElfOnTheTopShelf]

DD has a mix of:

Expensive:
Mothercare
Disneyshop
Marks and Spencers

Not so Expensive:
Tesco
Asda

She loves them all (she's four soon)

She also likes the ones you can get from The Christmas Catalogue which are personalised. not bad quality and fairly cheap.

[NotanOtter]

white company are great for boys pjs as they wash and wash and worth the money imo

[roomforthree]

If you don't mind character pjs, these are very cheap.

I bought the Upsy Daisy pjs for DD last year, and then saw the EXACT same ones in Debenhams for about £10 more.

[CaptainNancy]

Sainsburys actually have some nice White Companyesque pjs at the moment- they were white flannel with little blue sprigs of flowers- very girly and sweet.
They also have some pink check flannel ones in.

White company stripey ones are 2 pairs for £22 I think, so wouldn't be £60... there are usually some discount codes floating around, especially in the run-up to christmas.

It's odd isn't it- pjs do seem very expensive.

I quite like gap ones too, but usually need to buy a size up, as they are very tight fitting due to US clothing regs and fire hazards...

[ramonaquimby]

primark do the best flannel 2 piece pjs for girls and boys. bargin price, last year they were £3

[EleanoraBuntingCupcake]

noah - white company pjs are my one nonsensical weakness

[LynetteScavo]

Thankyou - will check Sainsburys and Primark. And I'll remember to stock up in the sales next year!

[dogonpoints]

don;t believe you, bunting. If you buy pjs from white company, you must have at least a few other overpriced purchaes

[NotanOtter]

captain nancy those gap ones are lush
boys in them are sooooo adorable!

[PCPlumIsMyHomeboy]

My DD is nearly 4, got her a lovely pack of 2 PJs in M&S last week for about £12

[FritesMenthe]

primark for brushed cotton (go up a size as they do shrink at first, but then last forever)

[Slubberdegullion]

I'm saving up my children's pj buying until christmas, then I can put them on the dd's pillows on christmas eve

and



waits for it........

oh and dogon points did you not see my fabulous namechanging ideas for you?

[dogonpoints]

pjs are ridiculously expensive though. I bought the dds pjs in M&Co recently and I'm sure they were about a tenner. Hardly top notch.

[Slubberdegullion]

I also agree with Eleanora

[PCPlumIsMyHomeboy]

see?

[dogonpoints]

hello slubs. Yes I did but it was after the event and I would have felt a bit 'me me me' if I'd gone back to comment. You know how it is. But I know where to come when paranoia drives me to change again