Am I too old to wear a onesie?

jingl, not one of my GSs wears a onesie, but two of them are rather attached to their snuggly dressing gowns. I know that the youngest won't wear a pj top, but loves his hot water bottle. I was never inclined to wear a onesie and really wouldn't fancy the thought of stripping off just to go to the loo. Currently wearing fleece top, jogging pants and woolly bootees. It's freezing outside.

That's useful daffydil !
I'm assuming one is naked in a onesie then?
Still not tempted because in the event of a hot flush I wouldn't be able to strip off would I? Or at least not without frightening the DH!

Don't have a onesie but just love to snuggle in my slanket!!

I have just had a quick look on the Pyjama City website and the description of one item includes a "butt flap"!

Both my grandsons wear onesies for sleeping. I would much prefer to see them in a nice pair of jimjams (matching top and bottoms too (note to DD ) and a nice Christopher Robin type dressing gown. The sweetness is going out of children's clothing.

" the 'care home look' " Love that Hilda.

I've just ordered another one which brings my grand total to four,if I'm home all day and not expecting anyone I will wear one all day I don't care what anyone thinks as long as I am comfortable and cosy.

You have been caught 'opening the door in your pyjamas' haha( of course there is a door in pyjamas, before you ask, at least in mens pyjamas.)

Rosearered...lol, sounds a bit racy I know but we are right out in the wilds here and the local posties are a chatty bunch if there is a parcel or something needs a signature.

Perhaps we should have a few selfies of you all in them?

Hilda do you regularly get caught out with the postman? Naughty old you.

I have only juts caught up with this yes a onesie or adult Babygro is not for me or my spouse but I would defend your right to wear it. I have got a vision now of you all at home in your various animal costumes - lovely.

oops meant practical.....silly old spell check!

I honestly have no problem with anyone wearing a onesie....to be honest they are darn particle my daughter has one as do her children and it means they do not turn the heating on until much later in the year....times are tough and she's very frugal!

My gripe is that there is still so much pastel nightwear and dressing gowns about. I much prefer a darker colour and I loathe tie-belts....there is no security if one is caught out with the postman etc. I wear PJs as dark and un fussy as I can find, and use a dark long Kaftan that does not scream 'Grannie in a dressing gown'. Why so many retailers perpetuate the 'care home look' I do not know!

I bet we could design a whole new line in nightwear on GN?

How about that GNHQ....we've identified a gap in the market.

We could name the line GranDesigns, or would that be too like a well known TV programme?

I don't think any of us would wear bri-nylon nighties and quilted dressing gowns VQ, do they even still make them?Speaking personally, I'm fed up of infantile looking nightwear.we will be carrying teddy bears next thing you know.

Anyone over the age of 2 is too old for a onesie IMO.

Onesies look far more comfortable than granny bri nylon nighties and quilted nylon dressing gowns. I can't really comment any further as I'm usually found only in my birthday suit. Well not if I'm expecting company and I put on a dressing gown to answer the door (we wouldn't want to scare the horses

Hmmmn, you know what, I think I have solved the mystery of all those 'big cat' sightings, Grans in tiger and panther onesies.

Wear what you like, say I, but I'd reiterate the warning about the loo. I bought a twosie last year, from Primark I think, very jolly but very warm, so will now stick to my collection of Christmas jumpers - the shops are full of them this year and they do make me feel cheery.

I love my tiger onesie. It is much cosier than a dressing gown. In fact I think I'll go and put it on. I wouldn't go out in it though.

Try a school gate in the morning or very large supermarket if you want to spot people in onesies.

Each to their own Hollie

Hello, well I have never seen so many party poopers I am a nanny and I love my onesie's surely at our ages we can do what we like and wear what we like I can't wait for winter evenings to get my lovely cuddly onesie on and the log fire going and snuggle up for the evening with the dog and my hubbie,heaven (smile)

Of course,we may all wear whatever we like ( or nothing at all) in the privacy of our own homes.