I've seen it all now!

Don’t think the young wear pjs Kitty - maybe he had boxers underneath? But what a sight! You were stuck in traffic a long time!

Well, if mumsies can shop in their onesies, why not?

That was some traffic queue kitty
H wears short style PJ bottoms which aren't visible under his dressing gown, so I'll give him the benifit of the doubt, brave move though.

This slopping about in your nightwear seems to be a popular phenomenon nowadays in some areas.?

I am always answering the door to the postman in my dressing gown!

Oh gosh, that sounds as though I have a postman in my dressing gown!

Lucky you!

Could be wanting to save on delivery charge with him living so close to the shop.

But if you say ‘opening the door in my dressing gown etc ‘ then it sounds worse * Lucky*

Once any taboo about trailing around town and shopping in nightwear is removed then it will become more commonplace. ?

Kitty perhaps be grateful it wasn't a windy day... or maybe then you really would have 'seen it all'

I think it is the done thing in certain areas.

I've seen young women in my local town in clothes shops and supermarkets wearing dressing gowns and slippers.

3 years ago my son spent a day at The Guardian as part of his politics A level and was invited to the morning editorial meeting . One of the sub - editors wore PJs and flip-flops

Make it a regular trip; you might get to see even more!

<sshh> kittylester wasn’t actually in a traffic queue - she was parked up (did you escape a ticket? )

grumppa .

That's nothing compared to how some people in America go to Walmart. Next time I get a link I'll post it. They are really bizarre.

I call my dressing gown a house coat and then feel it is quite appropriate at any time of the day.

NfkDumpling, err, what is a onesie?
Brian. {I am old}..

It’s an all-in-one outfit Brian with a zip down the front. I’ve just bought one for my little GD with a hood, which also has ears. Really sweet.

I really think that shopping in your pyjamas is the end of the line in acceptable behaviour.

The slippery slope to degradation.

Well I have perhaps over stated the issue but let's say I find it really slutty.

I have seen several people in my neighbourhood popping into the newsagents in their dressing gowns and slippers or jumping into their cars and heading off. I think it's very odd.

Having said that, I do go out to the dustbin or hang out the washing in my dressing gown, and no doubt some people would not approve of that either.

I did, once, very early in the morning before anyone else was up, put the bin out in my dressing gown just before the bin men got here. I don't think anyone saw me but I felt very brazen. (I did brush my hair first!)