what to wear to bed in the winter ?

Always a nightie, short sleeved and not too long - a bit thicker if winter. If you sleep naked I would think you need to wash the sheets more often. I also have an underblanket, but not overnight. If not used I take hours to get warm. If very cold I might wear light bottoms. And always socks. Supermarket nighties are fine.

I buy my lovely stretchy cozy nightdresses from cyberjammies also M&S do a small range from them too.

I treated myself to some Victorian type Wincyette nighties, down to the floor and long sleeves. I wear woolly socks and am toastie warm.

I’ve never found nightwear that I like and is comfortable. With the exception of cashmere bed socks. If it is really cold I just wear comfy old clothes - high waisted leggings and long sleeved t-shirts. And throw a woolen blanket over the duvet.

A Hanro long sleeved, above the knee (90 cms) nightie. I love the softness of the material. I only buy in the sales. Plus M&S soft socks and panties. I sleep between an electric underblanket and a 13-feather-togged J. L. duvet. No heating.

Jersey cotton pjs in winter then simple cotton for warmer weather. Always 3/4 length legs and short sleeved top. I do have long legged pjs but find they just ride up.

Last night I resorted to the bed socks, it was so cold. Doesn't bode well for winter.

henetha

Cotton pyjamas with long sleeves. I bought another pair in M&S yesterday for only £12.50.

What kinda of pj? A button down? I usually find those posh

suelld

Long sleeved cotton, full length Nightdress. Can’t stand PJs…need to have air ‘down there’. It’s also better for NOT helping UTIs. I wear trousers/ jeansp everyday, and it’s a relief to get an airing at night!

I think I'd quite like a full length nightie! cosy! Where do you buy longer than knee length?

janetsp

Discovered Cyberjammies a few years ago and they are my “go-to” for nightwear all year round

Ooo I have heard of cyberjammies, which styles do you like?

mokryna

A Hanro long sleeved, above the knee (90 cms) nightie. I love the softness of the material. I only buy in the sales. Plus M&S soft socks and panties. I sleep between an electric underblanket and a 13-feather-togged J. L. duvet. No heating.

I haven't heard of hanro but I'm definitely interested! It looks like its very good quality for the price (especially in the sale!)

I prefer an unheated house at night , and must get up to the commode several times at night. I wear a warm cardigan over my tee shirt, and warm track suit bottoms.

If the OP referred to bed time fashions I'd not have replied, as I and millions like me regard apparel as a way to keep warm and decent, not a fashion statement.

Nothing all year round . In winter I have a higher tog duvet .

littlenananj
I buy it off venté privé France

Jilly Coopers husband was asked what she wore in bed and after a second of reflection, he said "a dog".

loopyloo

Jilly Coopers husband was asked what she wore in bed and after a second of reflection, he said "a dog".

with wit like that it's understandable why she loved him so much

My favourite pyjamas are from Primark, long sleeved tunic top and close fitting bottoms in light jersey worn with velvet fleecy M & S socks. I hate having cold feet. I've had the pyjamas for ages, they have worn and washed very well.

I live alone so I don’t have to “dress for bedtime”, altho I do have a bedtime wardrobe for comfort when it’s hot or cold.

More than half of my sleepwear is NOT actual pj’s, nightgowns, etc but regular daywear consisting of short/long sleeved t-shirts, camisoles, jersey pants, lightweight leggings and socks in winter. I’m mixing and matching outfits all winter long. Cozy as a bug in a rug.

For summer - usually a cami or lightweight tee and bikinis, or shifty dresses/muu muus, and if it’s really cool AC - long sleeves and socks help.

Socks make all the difference in “feeling” warm. Start out by wearing footies; if you need regular socks, go for it.
My best sleepwear is body hugging like a second skin (not loose) and lightweight. Think of how you dress your babies.

I live with someone and I dont have to 'dress for bedtime'. I wear a long sleeved warm cotton night dress because it is what prefer to wear and would wear that even if I was on my own.

with wit like that it's understandable why she loved him so much

I remember her writing (way back when) that they had a kitten and Leo called it Ceremony so when they had visitors he could open the door and say, ‘Do come in, make yourselves at home and don’t stand on ceremony!’ 😂

Nothing but a pair of warm socks……and I heat up the bed with an electric blanket which I turn off when I get in.

long sleeved granny nightie in winter, and if it's very cold, socks too..

M0nica I think it's all about preference I think grundy was thinking because she's on her own, she can be practical rather than fashionable