Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 17:45     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Anonymous wrote:Who wears Pajamas? My tendency is nothing, or sweatshirt/sweatpants if its cold


Literally millions of people wear pajamas. What a weird question. How small-minded to think just because you do things one way everyone else does them the same way.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 17:45     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
DH loves waffle knit pjs and wears them year round. I get him new ones every few years.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 17:43     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Anonymous wrote:Who wears Pajamas? My tendency is nothing, or sweatshirt/sweatpants if its cold


This. Seems like an obvious question that would at least enter anyone’s mind before buying such a personal gift.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 16:25     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Who wears Pajamas? My tendency is nothing, or sweatshirt/sweatpants if its cold
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 15:10     Subject: Re:Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Anonymous wrote:I would love a nice set of PJs and wouldn't get offended if someone gave them to me. The only problem is I'm menopausal, so I need to sleep in something super light. It's hell. I spend most of the day freezing (like my hands never get warm) and then as soon as I fall asleep, I'm a puddle of sweat.


What kind of bedding do you have? I avoid anything with a hint of polyester or other manufactured threads, like Lyocell. Even before peri, they made me sweat. It has to be 100% cotton or linen.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 15:08     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Anonymous wrote:How many people here give pajamas to family members as Christmas gifts? Not necessarily holiday-themed or matching, just regular sleepwear. Why or why not?


We do and socks and beanies and gloves and underwear books and puzzles and family board games
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 15:06     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Sure. But, I have only really given them to my spouse, maybe my mom.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 14:23     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Anonymous wrote:I think it is weird. It's something I only see in certain American circles.


Well yes, it’s an American tradition. I love learning about other holidays traditions! Weird that you don’t.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 14:22     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Anonymous wrote:I think it is weird. It's something I only see in certain American circles.


There is always one of you strivers in every threat. So tiresome.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 14:22     Subject: Re:Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
I would love a nice set of PJs and wouldn't get offended if someone gave them to me. The only problem is I'm menopausal, so I need to sleep in something super light. It's hell. I spend most of the day freezing (like my hands never get warm) and then as soon as I fall asleep, I'm a puddle of sweat.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 13:51     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
I think it is weird. It's something I only see in certain American circles.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 13:26     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
Nope. If it happens to be in the general clothes I am picking out then yes- but not christmas themed. Just necessary. Like if I'm on a website and notice a good sale.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 13:26     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
My husband requested a set for his birthday, which is this Saturday. I am happy to oblige with a quality cotton flannel set, because I'm the one who snuggles on that
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 13:24     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
It's tradition! We love it. It's the one time of year this is given.
Anonymous
Post 12/10/2025 13:18     Subject: Giving Pajamas/Sleepwear for Christmas
How many people here give pajamas to family members as Christmas gifts? Not necessarily holiday-themed or matching, just regular sleepwear. Why or why not?