WHY, OH WHY????????????????

May 19, 2009 21:58

You know, all I want is a pair of non-sexy PJs that are my voluptuous size and AREN'T EFFING PINK (or any other foul pastel colour (or white), but especially pink), TRIMMED WITH PINK or stamped with a picture of a cute cartoon animal (Sanrio not included, as Hello Kitty would be acceptable). Why is this so EFFING IMPOSSIBLE!!!!!!!!!

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empresspatti May 19 2009, 21:08:46 UTC
Look in the men's section. Womens pj are usually the pits.

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brewsternorth May 19 2009, 21:15:20 UTC
*nods* Gap Body occasionally has suitable elements (a top, or a pair of pants; their "sleep shorts" are quite fun sometimes), but if you try to shop for a Set of Women's Pyjamas, and you're excluding the aforementioned criteria, you're mostly out of luck.

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bogwitch May 19 2009, 21:28:40 UTC
Apparent lack of UK website scuppers that.

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bogwitch May 19 2009, 21:22:05 UTC
Hmm. maybe. I'm a bit short though.

A quick flick through Ebay reveals a world of Harley Davidson nightwear. Eep.

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treiza May 19 2009, 21:29:35 UTC
pajamagram.com has non-pink non-sexy PJs in lots of sizes. (they have pink and sexy ones too, though, be warned)

And I got fun jack skellington PJs from here:
http://www.got2haveit.com/nbcclothing.htm

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bogwitch May 19 2009, 21:38:20 UTC
The first one has some nice things, but they don't ship to Europe (and are ultra expensive with the exchange rate) alas.

The second one is giving me a headache!

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quinara May 19 2009, 21:36:24 UTC
I have a thing for proper red tartan pyjamas (I now own several pairs), but you only ever seem to be able to find them at Christmas. I really don't understand people who make pyjamas... There's a real niche in the marketplace waiting to be exploited and no one's filling it!!

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bogwitch May 19 2009, 21:42:14 UTC
Tartan would involve colour! I might be traumatised!

I'm more of a cobbled together tank top and knickers sort, I tend to thrash and get tangled in nightdresses and PJs but I might have to share a room with my parents so I thought I'd better get something decent.

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quinara May 19 2009, 21:56:53 UTC
But you feel like a teddy bear! (I find red a really comforting colour - Freud would have a field day...)

And ah, I see the dilemma. Good luck!!

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bogwitch May 19 2009, 22:01:49 UTC
Especially if you don't shave your legs, I imagine.

Red is one of the two or three colours other than black I'll wear, but only in moderation (i.e. with black), otherwise I don't feel right.

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gillo May 19 2009, 21:43:12 UTC
Well, you could always buy designer nightwear...

Or black satin...

Or you could buy two-packs of bottoms and camisole tops, one of each pair coming in black.

I agree, though. Try and find a dressing gown in purple or black, for that matter. In any size.

Pah!

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bogwitch May 19 2009, 21:48:19 UTC
I was thinking under a tenner. :)

I have dressing gowns in purple and black, but one has a hole in it and is so long I trip over it, and the other is a bit short, but I couldn't find replacements. However, they do have a black, long one at Simply Be at the mo.

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bogwitch May 19 2009, 21:54:27 UTC
The satin ones are very nice actually, but they don't actually say 'staying in the same room as the parents'!

I doubt they'd look like that on me though.

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gillo May 19 2009, 22:00:14 UTC
Well, there's a two-pack of a red set and a navy set here, costs around a tenner per pair.

I use cheapo track suits in winter. And I actually found a summer set in a plum colour which fits me in M&S. Several seasons ago, but you have to make stuff last.

Why do they assume adult women need cutesy childish logos on their nightwear? Gah.

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evenstar_estel May 19 2009, 21:56:32 UTC
Is there an Old Navy in the UK? They would have something like what you're after. They usually have darker colours and non-cute patterns.

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bogwitch May 19 2009, 21:58:57 UTC
I don't think so.

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