New pajamas

[Anonymous]

Abercrombie, Gap, JCrew, Vineyard Vines, Nordstrom Men’s all have good options. In our house, my teen boys wear sleep pants and a random tshirt.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What does your husband wear to bed? This is what a teen boy would wear, too.

I agree. I would think most women would prefer their teen boys to wear the same sleepwear as their husband.

I don't see the logic in this. They are two different individuals.

I think most boys would want to emulate their dad. My two boys always did. Certainly oldest DS, youngest DS wanted to always be like his brother.

I think you are right about that but that's not the same as the mother/wife wanting them to wear the same.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What does your husband wear to bed? This is what a teen boy would wear, too.

I agree. I would think most women would prefer their teen boys to wear the same sleepwear as their husband.

I don't see the logic in this. They are two different individuals.

I think most boys would want to emulate their dad. My two boys always did. Certainly oldest DS, youngest DS wanted to always be like his brother.

Maybe but there could be generational differences.

[Anonymous]

Kohls and JCPenney sell the plaid pajama pants a lot of teens wear. I bought lots of them starting in middle school for my son. He still wears them in college

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My teen son doesn’t wear pajamas. He either sleeps in just underwear or nothing.

Same with my teen son. He hasn't worn pajamas since he was 8 or 9. He just wears sweats to lounge in.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where do you buy pajamas for your teen sons?

DS (13) is okay with stripes or plain colours. Have I missed pajama season or something? I can’t find them anywhere in age 13. I have seen shops that have some suitable but only up to age 12. Do boys stop wearing pyjamas when they enter their teens?

Have you asked your son if he even wants to wear them? I think a lot of teen boys sleep without pajamas.

[Anonymous]

I have found some nice ones at amazon.

[Anonymous]

My DS (16) hasn't worn pajamas for years. I am not sure he wears anything to bed anymore.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where do you buy pajamas for your teen sons?

DS (13) is okay with stripes or plain colours. Have I missed pajama season or something? I can’t find them anywhere in age 13. I have seen shops that have some suitable but only up to age 12. Do boys stop wearing pyjamas when they enter their teens?

Yes I have wondered about that too. It's strange because it's no problem finding pajamas for teen girls. I don't understand this.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They don’t wear them. Maybe some flannel PJ pants and pinny or old tshirt.

But matchy matchy PJ sets? Nope

What is a pinny?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Where do you buy pajamas for your teen sons?

DS (13) is okay with stripes or plain colours. Have I missed pajama season or something? I can’t find them anywhere in age 13. I have seen shops that have some suitable but only up to age 12. Do boys stop wearing pyjamas when they enter their teens?

Yes I have wondered about that too. It's strange because it's no problem finding pajamas for teen girls. I don't understand this.

I think that's because way more teen girls wear pajamas than boys.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:They don’t wear them. Maybe some flannel PJ pants and pinny or old tshirt.

But matchy matchy PJ sets? Nope

What is a pinny?

Google says:

Key Details About Pinnies:
Sportswear (North America): Often called a "scrimmage vest" or "practice jersey," these are mesh, sleeveless tops used in soccer, lacrosse, and other sports to split players into teams.

So probably a mesh tank top.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Abercrombie, Gap, JCrew, Vineyard Vines, Nordstrom Men’s all have good options. In our house, my teen boys wear sleep pants and a random tshirt.

Same here just shorts instead of pants unless it's really cold. The brands named are also great for lounging.

[Anonymous]

Khols

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What does your husband wear to bed? This is what a teen boy would wear, too.

I agree. I would think most women would prefer their teen boys to wear the same sleepwear as their husband.

I would prefer my son to wear what he is most comfortable in.