Mens PJs

Can you get any with a gathered ankle, or put elastic in the hem to gather the legs of the trousers so that they fit round his ankles? They might not hang right, though, as the legs will probably 'balloon'.

Tell him they’re not trousers they’re pjs who’s going to see them if they are a bit skuwhiff (sp?)I’d tell him to get over himself if he were mine. Men! ??‍♀️

Some times, in cases like this, he just has to swallow his pride and wear pjs which do not fit perfectly. He could always pay a professional tailor to make bespoke pjs for him.

I have never heard of any man being fussed about the cut of his pyjmas trousers. Does he entertain in his night attire, silk dressing gown, cigarette and a glass of wine and, of course hand embroidered monogrammed slippers?

Taking up the hems of trouser legs shouldn't alter the hang of them, unless the person taking them up is incompetent. Tell him he can either have PJs with neatly altered hems or lie in bed with them flapping round his toes, it is up to him, but you can't work miracles.

Is he planning to wear them on the catwalk of a fashion show? Or perhaps he foresees a private display to a glamorous Other Woman - in that case you should make sure the work is done as badly as possible to discourage her.

elegran

You could always just cut some off with pinking shears and tell him frayed bottoms are the new fashion

tanith has it about right: he needs to get over himself.

Whose looking he’s in bed !!!

Maybe this should be his problem not yours

If he is as fussy as that he can either shorten his pyjamas himself, wear a nightshirt or sleep in his birthday suit!

Oh come on, this is a bit unkind. The OP's husband clearly feels self-conscious and she's trying to help find pjs with shorter legs. No need to mock.

I had this prob for fil in the hospital may sound odd but what about a nightshirt? there are some really nice ones and when being operated on makes it easier to use bedpans etc

PJ trousers should be easy to take up and won’t show. I am only 5’1 so always have to take up hems. Or if he is slim get some for older boys 15/16 etc, might be worth looking at.

Turn the waiste band over.
I wear Dh`s pj`s,more room than womens.

can you get teenage boy size ones for him? The 15-16 year old one s or maybe a year younger would maybe fit if hes not a chunky build .My SIL is 5 ft 7 and he buys boys ones and they are cheaper too

As Grandetante suggests, wear a nightshirt.
One of our sons lived in Kuwait and introduced husband to "dish-dashes". We bought a few and he wears those at night.

You can get pyjama sets with shorts.

Cyberjammies sell tops and bottoms separately - useful for my lodger, who needed larger bottoms for his extra long legs!

I turn my husbands pj's up, it's not difficult.
I like Baggs suggestion though. ?

You can get gathered ankle but not sure about brushed cotton ones.

With womens PJs M and S sell cropped leg ones- ideal for us shorties!

I think that LIDL sell ops separate from trousers, so he might be able to get a well fitting top, and trousers with short legs.
maybe even boy's ones ? (ADDED bonus, of no VAT in UK for childrens wear).

The men in my family tend to sleep in the nude, apart from OH who wears pyjamas with a teeshirt underneath.

My DH has opposite - he is tall so have to get taller made ones. So far from M&S and JL. Look for shops that do PJs in short, regular, tall. There are aren't many but they are there.