General Chat

Strangely I see women and children in the supermarket wearing their PJs and also in the Warehouse Store - usually after 8pm but very rarely do I see blokes out their in their jimjams.
It's even worse the women who wear their nighties with a scruffy dressing gown and fluffy slippers that have seen better days. (now I am being judgemental)

Many years ago we were at a Golden Wedding Anniversary and one of the women had been the couples bridesmaid... she was dressed very nicely in a silky top and trousers - sort of lounge suit and very filmstar like - My dad says to her "Why did you wear your Pyjamas?"

Actually some pyjamas are quite stylish where they have plain tops and complimenting colours for the pants with patterns, stripes. flowers etc.
I bought my grand daughter Betty Boop pyjamas which had a red midriff top with a pic of Betty Boop on it and red 3/4 pants with white hearts on them - they could easily be taken for an outfit to wear out.

Maybe it is another type of crossdressing.

Persey (^_^)

I haven't seen any yet but if I did, I would probably think that their only other outfit must be getting laundered!

Its a common sight in Asda uk after 11ishpm,dressing gown and ja,mas flipflops ....mind some look in need of an update or a good washing,:}

Libby i hate to tell you this but yes it has caught on in North wales, about 6 months ago. I keep catching the odd teenager wandering to the local shop in them.. in fact i saw one about a month ago doing her weekly shop in ASDA with a pair of pale bleu ones with sheep on them.lol

we call it the Park End uniform

they even take the kids to school in their pjs round here

"blushes" i always nip to mams in my pj's or the local shop "6 doors down" its quicker to jst go int hem than get changed as thee so close
i would never go the school or supermaket in then,

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Lol Fairy - me too! I was last in the queue :-( (One of them isn't real now, but it was made to match the other bee-sting!)

lol sue , no very wrong i wore blue pjs but didnt want people saying ah that was you then xx

*grins evily at Karen*

Hactually... just over the border, very close to your UK pad.... and even closer to mine.... the wearing of jammies and slippers in a Tescos store was banned, about two years ago I think (please bear in mind I have mislaid a year somewhere, if found please send it back to me) Very close to that pub we were banging on the door of before opening time!!

Maybe they started the trend *over by yere* lolol

Love

Daff xxxx

ps... one of my sisters has always worn nighties to the shops and stuff, she is now 50... oh and she lived on that estate for a while... xxxxxxx

Obviously you lot and the Americans have started this horrible fashion. In future keep these trends to yourselves:-)))

Sue xx

Oh but we soooooo love to share, Sue, lololol wmsl.....

Love

Daff xxxxxxx

Hi Kay! lol :)

Although I have never seen anyone wearing pjs locally, I first came aware of the trend perhaps 5 or 6 years ago in an area of Liverpool. I saw two women wearing them. i remember asking someone naively whether there was a maternity or woman's hospital nearby and were they just popping to the shops for some cigarettes. It was the trend for quite a while and i thought this had died down before I heard of this spreading yikes! I was reliably informed that they would get dressed and put on their best pjs to go out (they were clean and weren't something that they had slept in)

Ah....now that's something I've wondered SRS. Do they get up in the morning then go out in the same pj's only to go to bed in them again at night. Admittedly you can get some nice pj's but I don't think I could go out in mine. I mentioned this to my daughter last night and she told me that a couple of mums drop their children off at nursery in pj's but she hasn't seen any mums wearing them at the school.

I's in my jim-jams and the only place I'sa goin' is my bedibyes. Nighty nite.