No, OP. You drive him so you don’t have to get out, or else wear loungewear. Short matching pj set is not reasonable.

How does your husband do common tasks like mow the lawn, exercise, go for walks, etc if he doesn't own sneakers?

Anonymous wrote:Sorry, but this looks worse than a tshirt and sweats. You would be better off with mismatched sweats and an old shirt than a deliberate pajama set. The former has plausible deniability that you slept in it and rolled out of bed for drop off.

Yes.

Yoga pants, sweat pants, jogging shorts, and a tshirt/zip up/cami are all appropriate.

Actual PJs like in the photos is weird.

The pyjamas are cute, OP!

So you want to dress twice, and are looking for lounge clothes? I dress in short shorts, mini skirts, various backless or interesting tops when I don't need something for office-ready, and all that stuff is just as easy to pull on as a PJ set. So I am not criticizing the amount of skin you're showing, but somehow it hadn't occurred to me to wear sleepwear outside. You do you, OP! Does it actually matter if it's a short coded as sleepwear vs. a short coded as streetwear if the inseam is the same???

The reason I suggested that she drive is only because that is the reason others are seeing her pj's. If she was staying in the car, then I wouldn't have an opinion on what she wears.

I wear black pajamas for this reason. I typically need to walk the dog at like 10pm and black looks more put together.

ABSOLUTELY NOT

Are all the people who are asking OP to drive idiots? It makes perfect sense for the DH to drive if that’s what they want. He is probably more alert at 5:45am after having gotten ready for work, and that way they split the drive.

OP, the solution is for you to invest in 1 nice pair of athleisure/lounge as a driving outfit. Just throw it on every morning at 5:45am and change back to your regular PJs when you return home. You can wear the same outfit every weekday and wash it on the weekend.

If you want a special outfit, look up lounge outfits on Amazon- more like matching bottoms and a top. But the ones you showed are not okay if you are getting out of the car.

Also, can't you drive so you don't have to switch drivers? That way it really doesn't matter what you wear.

Anonymous wrote:Just wear sweatpants and a tshirt.

This. Those pj’s are not for walking around outside.

Just wear sweatpants and a tshirt.

No. It's easy to slip on a pair of t-shirt and shorts or sweatshirt and leggings depending on the weather.

Anonymous wrote:
No pajamas outside of the home..

This. Think about if you get pulled over or in a fender bender. Would you want to be standing on the side of the road, talking to the other driver and the police in the set you listed?

No pajamas outside of the home..

No. Just wear a t-shirt and some joggers or yoga pants.