What do your teenage boys wear in bed?

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Ds2 is almost 15, has dyspraxia and mild aspergers but is doing very well in mainstream secondary

Clothes in general are a bit of a minefield as he's exceptionally tall and thin (currently 6'1" and still growing but with a 24" waist). He also hates getting rid of things so will wear clothes which are way too small for him as they're comfy and familiar. I police his daytime wardrobe as much as possible as I don't want to give the school bullies any more potential ammunition but at home he wears what he wants.

He's off on a residential school trip this week and I've realised all his beloved PJs are way too small so I need to get him some new ones urgently but what?? Ds1 is no help as he's just worn t-shirt and boxers for years. What can ds2 wear which I can get hold of easily and which will be acceptable. I suspect the geek count on this trip is fairly high so we're not talking cutting edge cool!

Hahaha, yes! I am the Thread Police. :o

No, I just meant...seems like so many around here are spoiling for a fight about things totally unrelated. But carry on.

To be fair CheerfulYank the poster that the comment was directed towards had her say on the matter in about 7 posts (do I sound very dreary and boring to have bothered to count them? ) so a comment back could be considered appropriate.

Fair enough. :)

Thanks for all the helpful posts - I don't care what he wears in bed at home but just want to make sure he is comfy and warm on his trip (he has no insulation from fat so feels the cold easily) but also looks acceptable to a bunch of teenage boys. He can't wear just t-shirt and boxers as a) he'd freeze and b) he'd look completely ridiculous (think human stick insect and you get an idea of what he looks like)

lol at Adjudication

I get what oyu mean OP.
Baggy trews or shorts and a t shirt are the name of the game

TKMaxx sell mens lounge pants as do Primark. Just get XS/S (for his waist). They will shrink length ways but if he has them new for his trip they shouldn't look too short!

And my 17 yr old is 6ft with a 26" waist, it's hard to find clothes

DS sleeps naked at home.

He does have some pjs for trips away though - some cheapos from Primark men's section. Lightweight checked cotton trousers, with a plain v lightweight tshirt.

I'd choose lounge pant/fuzzy pj bottoms and a lightweight long sleeved top then, focusing on how soft they feel so that they feel 'ready worn' (or even try looking second hand). If the geek count is high then maybe top/bottom with a sci-fi logo or two (easier for t-shirts)?

I got some very soft lounge pants and t-shirt from TKMaxx - size S so still too big on the waist and a bit short but better than his teeny old ones. He still looked when I showed them to him but hey re the only ones he's got in his bag so he'll have to wear them even though they're New ...

From my extensive observation of tangles of teenage boys in my living room on Sunday mornings, floppy tartan/check bottoms and plain long sleeved t shirt tops seems to be the norm. Primark have lots.

ds doesn't 'do' sleepovers (the couple of times he's been on one/had friends over he's got very cross as no-one's got much sleep and he neeeeeds his sleep) so I have very few points of comparison ...

My ds doesn't really do any physical socializing, he 'sees' his friends all the time online, ad just doesn't see the need to arrange anything more. I have to admit I don't really know what his two best buddies even look like!

Have a look in H&M.

DS wears those lounge pant things from H&M . And a T shirt.

nothing!
they have pjs and dressing gowns for when they get out of bed so remain decent.

Past caring now! In teens, birthday suits were sleep attire of choice, with dressing gowns mandated for extra-bedroom actrivity.