Pyjamas?

Quality

I just want to know if you would go out with your pjs on?

I mean I have seen grown women in the supermarket in the afternoon with them on them..

Is it a growing trend?

LadyJ

Yes it is but no I wouldn't. It's awful!

Dancor

Its just a trend with knackers. I wouldnt even call it a trend, possibly lazyness or filthyness.

stratospheres

Never never never!
I did at Halloween cuz I went as a baby and even that felt weird!

Cathmandooo

For the love of god noooo!!!

Once I sort of did it. I was at a new years party this year, stayed over in my pjs, my mate was driving home the next morning and i threw my silver heels on and long coat over them for the door to door car journey!

Mind you they were 3/4 length black bottoms and I had a normal green hoodie on so didnt look like jammies at all! Can't stand seeing people wearing them out!

aonfocaleile

No no no. Its just wrong!

DubLegs

It's very very very very very very wrong.

Where did this horrific trend come from?

Only time i did - i had a trackbottoms over them so you couldn't see them!

gcgirl

Nooooo Way

star-pants

Like other people have said - I did once, with a long coat and runners, and that was because I was sick and had to drive my friend to the video rental shop (As we had to return some)

Other than that no - looks knackery as hell

gidget

I would normally wear them around the house when I get in from work in the evenings but that would be it. The furthest I would go with regards to out would be if I was to put the bins out in the evening - that would be it for me.

Sad to say that the pyjama trend seems to be spreading, in that when I was over in New York in December myself and a few others were in a restaurant in the hotel when i clocked 2 pyjama wearing girls no more that 20 waiting at the host's table, trying to get a seat in the restaurant :eek: Talk about letting the side down :mad:

Cathmandooo

gidget wrote: »

Sad to say that the pyjama trend seems to be spreading, in that when I was over in New York in December myself and a few others were in a restaurant in the hotel when i clocked 2 pyjama wearing girls no more that 20 waiting at the host's table, trying to get a seat in the restaurant :eek: Talk about letting the side down :mad:

My parents were in a hotel in the west of ireland for a weekend and saw this dublin couple with two kids sitting down for dinner, the wife and kids had their jammies on!

I've never actually seen a woman doing this.
The guys in college tend to it at exam time, but in fairness they sleep in tracksuit bottoms t-shirts and its the smell that gives them away.

watna

I wore my jammies out once, and I had a long coat on. I was very sick and needed to get my prescription refilled from the chemist. Imo, that, or a severe hangover and the need for salty snacks are the only excuse!

Quality

Quality wrote: »

I just want to know if you would go out with your pjs on?

I mean I have seen grown women in the supermarket in the afternoon with them on them..

Is it a growing trend?

you must be joking
i hate when family has visitors who see me wandering around in my pjs, like hell i'd wear them in public

Clare Bear

So wrong.

What little knacker voted yes??

DubLegs

Clare Bear wrote: »

So wrong.

What little knacker voted yes??

was just wondering the same thing!

Would they be brave to own up?

RxQueen

i love my pj as much as the next person but i would NEVER do that!

Ginny

I don't own any PJs at all, i have tracksuits I slop around the house in after work but thats about it.

Clare Bear

DubLegs wrote: »

was just wondering the same thing!

Would they be brave to own up?

Come out, come out wherever you are! Don't be afraid, we can help you.

Jules

Ya should of made it a public vote.... name and shame i say!

And have you seen they wear their silk ones of a sunday... like fucking good wear!

DubLegs

Jules wrote: »

Ya should of made it a public vote.... name and shame i say!

And have you seen they wear their silk ones of a sunday... like fucking good wear!

i've actually seen people walking around doing clothes shopping in a retail park, worn with uggs or runner tends to be trend there.
So the excuse of just emergency trip to the shops does not really apply!!

cuckoo

watna wrote: »

I wore my jammies out once, and I had a long coat on. I was very sick and needed to get my prescription refilled from the chemist. Imo, that, or a severe hangover and the need for salty snacks are the only excuse!

I've done that too.

Or, i'm just about to get into bed and i realise i've no milk for the morning, so i'll pull a long coat on and go to the shop.

But, other than that no way at all.

misswex

No way, never never never. I won't even let visitors see me in my pjs. If I have them on I go up and get changed.

Pigletlover

Never. What I wonder when I see those knackers walking around in the middle of the day in theirs is:

1 Do they get up in the mornings, get washed, and then put on a pyjamas to go shopping.

or

2 Do they just not bother to wash and go out in the same 'clothes' that they've slept all night in?

takola

Never. Ever Ever Ever!

Malteaser!

Never.

Why do girls do it, is it a laziness thing or what??

SarahSassy

I was at a meeting in a hotel in Ashbourne last week. When we went into the coffee shop in the hotel and there was a sign outside

'smart dress only in the restaurant, no pyjamas allowed'

SWEET JESUS - How embarrassing!!!!! I can only imagine what the foreigners think of us...

SarahSassy

Malteaser! wrote: »

Never.

Why do girls do it, is it a laziness thing or what??

Pure idleness..... Its the modern shiny tracksuit....

gollyitsolly

Okay, Im one of them.There, Ive admitted it. I GO OUT IN MY JAMMIES.I never thought it would happen to me, but it did. One morning I brought the kids to school in the car then went into the shop on the way home. People stared,gasped,but I didnt care. All I knew was I felt SO warm and comfy .Now I do it nearly every day. I know what you are all thinking, but I just cant help myself!

texas star

Well girls I can tell you the no vote will win as most of them knackers cant read or write let alone use a computer LOL

gollyitsolly

Does that mean youre on my side? If it does,come on over to the bar and have a drink with me and the lads.

texas star

Ah sure I dont take sides not with lasses that where PJ in public(afraid I wont get out alive) but sure we wont hold that against ya so you can order me an up an aul JD and coke,what will ya have yourself?:)

gollyitsolly

Im already on me turd dubble t=r,no,t=g,nog+t. Yeah, g+t, dats it!

texas star

Your a mad loon,ah sure your a D15 head, meet your sister D11.Anyway hitting the sack enjoy that 4th G+T:D

Dudess

SarahSassy wrote: »

'smart dress only in the restaurant, no pyjamas allowed'

SWEET JESUS - How embarrassing!!!!! I can only imagine what the foreigners think of us...

Seriously? You find that embarrassing and you're concerned about what "the foreigners" think of us?
I think it's fukking hilarious there was a sign saying that. I'd presume "the foreigners" would also - yet another example of Irish quirkiness. There should be more of it! So no, I wouldn't wear my pyjamas outside, but I'm quite happy that plenty of people do and thus give me a laugh.

Black Swan

I don't own PJ's, and wouldn't wear them night or day if I did.

petals

lol I do that all the time and I'm not a knacker either.. It's just cos my house is across from the supermarket/garage/shop thing so If I've my pjs on for comfort I'll just put a coat on over them and boots and go shop! There's nothing wrong with it. A girl in my lectures used to wear her pjs in the whole time as well.. Looked a bit strange but there's nothing wrong with it imo

SW81

petals wrote: »

lol I do that all the time and I'm not a knacker either.. It's just cos my house is across from the supermarket/garage/shop thing so If I've my pjs on for comfort I'll just put a coat on over them and boots and go shop! There's nothing wrong with it. A girl in my lectures used to wear her pjs in the whole time as well.. Looked a bit strange but there's nothing wrong with it imo

You're in Maynooth aren't you!!! Ha ha I've seen way too many students here doing it lately.

SarahSassy

Dudess wrote: »

Seriously? You find that embarrassing and you're concerned about what "the foreigners" think of us?
I think it's fukking hilarious there was a sign saying that. I'd presume "the foreigners" would also - yet another example of Irish quirkiness. There should be more of it! So no, I wouldn't wear my pyjamas outside, but I'm quite happy that plenty of people do and thus give me a laugh.

Ah hello... Well all I can say is 'each to their own'?

Femelade

I wore my p's the other night, with a pair of knock off uggs, just around my estate, looking for my daughter...people looked, i didnt care , i love my cow print jammies, and i was only out of the house for 10 mins..

Susannahmia

Think I have went to the shop next to my apartment once or twice in jammies. I was severely hungover and was craving cheese or a fry.

Mint Sauce

never ever ever, futherest i'd go would be as far as the front gate with the bins

ocasionally when i go the take away i see a few girls in their PJs, wouldn't be so bad if they were remoutly good looking

gollyitsolly

Huh. I hope you wake up tomorrow with one of your own short and curlies stuck in your mouth. Oh sorry, you probably dont have any of those either.

gollyitsolly

Femmy wrote: »

I wore my p's the other night, with a pair of knock off uggs, just around my estate, looking for my daughter...people looked, i didnt care , i love my cow print jammies, and i was only out of the house for 10 mins..

Thats for Bluelagoon....

gollyitsolly

gollyitsolly wrote: »

Thats for Bluelagoon....

Sorry Femmy.........Im getting outta here

Mint Sauce

irish-stew wrote: »

never ever ever, futherest i'd go would be as far as the front gate with the bins

ocasionally when i go the take away i see a few girls in their PJs, wouldn't be so bad if they were remoutly good looking

sorry, just noticed this was the ladies lounge, it's not gender specific is it

btw, as a male, in my defence, i call them lounge wear

XJR

It's one thing doing a quick dash to the shops with an over coat hiding the PJs but it's an entirely different affair when they are displayed to the world as a fashion statement.

I live in Dublin 8 and it's astounding the number of girls who think this looks good. The other day my partner actually asked one of them why they were wearing PJs on the street in the middle of the day. He was told to "Fv<K off, yeh rude bolli*". Sure it was rude of him but we got one hell of a laugh out of it.

SarahSassy

XJR wrote: »

It's one thing doing a quick dash to the shops with an over coat hiding the PJs but it's an entirely different affair when they are displayed to the world as a fashion statement.

Thats exactly it, I am not talking about popping out to the car with your coat on... We have all done that. Its thinking you look lovely walking the streets in your pj's.... NUTS imho.....

Oryx

I dont even own any. Which was a bit awkward when I went away recently. Sharing a room with some women Id never met before... Night comes and I suddenly realise...no pjs....ooops. Never even crossed my mind. So wear them as a fashion? Not even under pain of death.

gollyitsolly

In my defence. There are quite a few people here who say they have only gone out in their pj,s once or in an emergency or because they were sick or they put the bins out or,or,or,..................excuses! Admit it . You,ve all done it one time or another and you LIKED it. Theres no shame in it. Pyjamas are only another item of clothing.No one can deny their comfy factor. People who worry about them being a fashion statement are sad .What is a "fashion statement "anyway except some idiots view in a magazine or on tv.

SW81

gollyitsolly wrote: »

In my defence. There are quite a few people here who say they have only gone out in their pj,s once or in an emergency or because they were sick or they put the bins out or,or,or,..................excuses! Admit it . You,ve all done it one time or another and you LIKED it. Theres no shame in it. Pyjamas are only another item of clothing.No one can deny their comfy factor. People who worry about them being a fashion statement are sad .What is a "fashion statement "anyway except some idiots view in a magazine or on tv.

Spot the Pyjamas wearer!