Does anything better than pyjamas exist?

Yes.

 

 

Onesies.

 

You're welcome.

 

(I do not own a onesie yet and do not wear "pyjamas" often. I actually don't dress all that comfortably when home or out, I indulge when I wear a hoodie only really...)

Edited October 7, 20169 yr by ReleaseTheEvil

Does anything better than pyjamas exist?

 

No.

Yes.

 

 

Onesies.

 

You're welcome.

 

(I do not own a onesie yet and do not wear "pyjamas" often. I actually don't dress all that comfortably when home or out, I indulge when I wear a hoodie only really...)

That looks a little uncomfortable for my climate

Never understood sleeping clothes unless their small clothes. I just throw off everything and fall into whatever I am sleeping on, less clothes to wash or bother putting on.

 

Yes.

 

 

Onesies.

 

You're welcome.

 

(I do not own a onesie yet and do not wear "pyjamas" often. I actually don't dress all that comfortably when home or out, I indulge when I wear a hoodie only really...)

That looks a little uncomfortable for my climate

 

 

Fair enough.

 

That being said, I only wear pyjamas when I need to be warmer... So now I'm intrigued because if pyjamas aren't worn to keep you warm then... ???????

Never understood sleeping clothes unless their small clothes. I just throw off everything and fall into whatever I am sleeping on, less clothes to wash or bother putting on.

Sometimes I'm so tired I forget to change and fall asleep in jeans. Then I have bruises in the morning from the rivets.

The first thing I do when I get home is to change to something comfortable. I could wear my pyjamas all day if I didn´t have to leave home. 

The first thing I do when I get home is to change to something comfortable. I could wear my pyjamas all day if I didn´t have to leave home. 

Mmm me too, so much better than school uniform.

 

Leggings and a massive t-shirt are right up there, too - my favourite is a men's 3XL that's practically a dress on me. 

The first thing I do when I get home is to change to something comfortable. I could wear my pyjamas all day if I didn´t have to leave home.

Same here

 

 

Yes.

 

 

Onesies.

 

You're welcome.

 

(I do not own a onesie yet and do not wear "pyjamas" often. I actually don't dress all that comfortably when home or out, I indulge when I wear a hoodie only really...)

That looks a little uncomfortable for my climate

Fair enough.

 

That being said, I only wear pyjamas when I need to be warmer... So now I'm intrigued because if pyjamas aren't worn to keep you warm then... ???????

I wear exercise clothes to sleep because

A) they are comfortable

B) I have motivation to exercise in morning

 

Only first point matters

Ah exercise clothes makes sense! Was thinking pyjamas in India seemed way too warm

Most people I know wear shorts to sleep (or some people like my brother sleep in underwear when it gets too hot).

 

Most pyjamas, at least those sold in summers, are made of light and airy fabric