Do you wear PJs other than for bed and breakfast?

I, like most kiddies, had themed PJ’s as a kid. I think my favourite was my He-Man pj’s. Those and an A-Team duvet set, what a magnificent bedtime combo!
 
jpaul said:
Zahawi has his uses - unlike Truss

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I’m worried about the people that don’t know.
 
Haven’t worn pj’s since I was a kid. Trackie bottoms or shorts and tshirt/jumper when not in daily wear. Boxers/bed shorts to bed
 
I wear yoga type pants to chill in, same or light jog bottoms to sleep in, had a few fires on our hill so i don't want to be running out screaming and naked
 
I tend to wear a pair of joggers, or shorts (in the summer), partly because i'm the one that always ends up answering the door to early deliveries when no one has told me they're expecting anything.
I'll sometimes wear them in the day if i'm under the weather, but never to do anything like go out.
 
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I can't see night caps mentioned...? The sort of thing Dickensian men would wear, and possibly Mr. Rees-Mogg and the late Sir Patrick Moore. It would be nice to see such things have a resurgence, along with monocles and pipes.

It's OK, I am running out of beer soon....
 
Chris Wilson said:
I can't see night caps mentioned...? The sort of thing Dickensian men would wear, and possibly Mr. Rees-Mogg and the late Sir Patrick Moore. It would be nice to see such things have a resurgence, along with monocles and pipes.

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Yes to the monocle, no to the pipe! While not bed attire related, I’d like to see a resurgence in pockets watches too. A fellow who can properly pull off wearing both is someone to bloody trust.
 
I wore PJs for a few weeks when I did my shoulder simply because I barely slept for more than twenty minutes at a time and I wasn’t physically able to put anything on. Wifey helped me into pyjamas at bed time and it meant I could easily get up and walk around the house in the middle of the night without scaring the bunny.

Before that, it was probably thirty years since I wore anything in bed and I haven’t worn anything since then either.

I found pyjamas to be very uncomfortable.
 
Shorts and a T in bed, house trousers in the morning for breakfast (pj trousers) with the same t from bed, inf I'm working from home I'm in jeans or trackies. Comfort is key!
 
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