How many sets of pjs for 8 night trip?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:One.

I always take one extra in case 1 gets soiled.

How would it get “soiled?”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I thought most adults slept nude.

That's just in your fantasy.

NP. Nope, I sleep nude, though I wouldn’t if I were sharing a room with a friend.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:This is a bizarre thread. I wear small white t shirts or tanks and men's all cotton boxer briefs. So, 8 pairs of boxer briefs and probably 2-3 of the tops.

I am assuming the people saying 1 pair of pjs are talking real pjs under which they are wearing probably 8 pairs of underwear.

Um no? I don't wear underwear with PJs. I have PJ sets of pants or shorts with a shirt.

I shower before bed, and also wear clean cotton underwear under my PJs. No sleeping nude. So, I would use 2 underwear a day (morning and night), and I could make do with 4 PJs, but optimal is 8 PJs.

Why is clothes in luggage an issue? Are you not using vacuum bags to reduce bulk?

What’s so interesting to me is how many different ways there are to live, and how people always seem to think their way is right. I don’t shower before bed, I usually sleep nude, I would never wear underwear to bed, and never use vacuum bags to pack. And yet here we both are, thriving.

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And I’m not sure why one of the pps didn’t know that women wear pajamas? Pajamas are one of my most favorite things, like coffee in the morning.

[Anonymous]

I too am a huge fan of pajamas and on a morning like today I will be in them until about 11

[Anonymous]

I would bring 3. I'm in my 40s and have had enough nights while traveling where I wake up having completely sweat through my clothes so I need extras.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One.

I always take one extra in case 1 gets soiled.

How would it get “soiled?”

I have gotten food on my pajamas while eating room service breakfast more than once. I have also gotten my pajama top wet while doing laundry in the sink.

For almost all articles of clothing, I take one more than I think I'll need. This applies to pjs too!

[Anonymous]

Probably 3. I dont necessarily shower at night (sometimes yes but not a hard set norm), I never wear underwear with pajamas, and I have 25+ sets at home that I only wear once before washing though I would wave this on vacation. I don't have night sweats or discharge which would maybe change the equation so 3 would be ok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I thought most adults slept nude.

No

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Uh, I'd bring four. I don't know who these people are who wear the same pjs for eight nights in a row.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One.

I always take one extra in case 1 gets soiled.

How would it get “soiled?”

Are you male?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One.

I always take one extra in case 1 gets soiled.

How would it get “soiled?”

Are you male?

I would argue that if they are male, they have a higher risk of their PJ bottoms getting soiled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:One.

I always take one extra in case 1 gets soiled.

How would it get “soiled?”

A sneeze or a cough that leaks pee, laughing until you pee, a shart , a gush after intimacy. I mean, come on do you have a trap door down there?

[Anonymous]

I don’t own any pajamas. Sports bra and old running shorts. Probably bring two pair of the shorts and sleep in the bra I’m wearing the next day. I only wear sports bras.

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