Should I get a pair of flannel pyjamas with owls on?
I usually sleep in a t-shirt. Or leggings and a t-shirt. Or half of Sir John's pyjamas with something of mine on the other half. I rarely am in a situation where anyone but Sir John is likely to see me in my sleepwear, so I don't feel any particular need to look even presentable, let alone matchy-matchy. Furthermore, I detest the pastel cutesy look of lots of women's nightwear. So I just don't buy any.
But these are royal blue, not pastel, despite the eyelet trim. And they have owls.
Then again, I toss and turn too much in bed for flannel to be a good idea—I'd wake myself up when the p.j.'s pulled against the sheets. I think I'm talking myself out of it.
But. Owls!
4 comments:
yes. For lounging. Not sleeping.
Yes, you could wear them when you get up.
I am worse than anyone, I sometimes sleep in clothes. Yes, clothes. I am sometimes one of those professors who teaches in what they slept in, but nobody knows it. If you have a really good, non wrinkly knit tunic, then you just have to pull on tights and a skirt and stick your feet in shoes and you are ready. Very important for teaching 7:40 AM post commute.
Z, that's what dresses are for, in my life. Undies, dress, shoes, go! No worries about matching.
I agree with ADM - they would be awesome for lounging in.
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