non-frilly sleep wear?

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I'm on the hunt for some decent pjs that aren't overly girly. I finally found a bathrobe I think I can live with at LLBean... in the men's section. They have plaid robes that are perfect though the sleeves will be way too long.

Any suggestions? Some of the Gap sets look decent.

13 years ago

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Kirti

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I just bought a pair of pajamas from Gap Body and I like them

13 years ago

Meredith1953

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I have a pair of black silk jammies that I like from Victoria's Secret.

13 years ago

sarah

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I love the Garnet Hill pj's. They are very expensive, but they do go on sale occasionally.

13 years ago

annagybe

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I get most of my pajamas from Target. I get interesting bottoms and tank on top.

13 years ago

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I have most of the above - Target, Victoria's Secret, thinking about Gap. The most important part to me is the feel. Whatever the brand, modal fabric is the best, hands down.

13 years ago

Kari

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Gillian O'Malley and Nick and Nora at Target have some nice, non-frilly sets that are very comfortable.

13 years ago

Jjsloane

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I wear either Old Navy Pajama pants (basically like men's pants), shelf bra cami and Gap body tissue tee; or I just got a Calida nightshirt that is so soft
These look cute:
http://www.sierratradingpost.c.....rFamily=02
I have coveted the Garnet Hill ones for years, but never gotten the one I want at a price I could stomach. My softest pajamas are a modal knit nursing pajamas (Majamas) but they don't look like nursing pjs.

13 years ago

christieanne

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I have modal pj's from jcpenney (even though I work there now, I bought these last year) and love them. So soft. no lace but a soft feel. There are good ones at jcp, Target, Gap Body.
I used to like cotton pj bottoms and knit tank before I discovered modal - Mo is right.

13 years ago

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