Pyjamas on a sleeper train?

About 50 years ago, the last leg of a journey home from Kenya was on a sleeper from Euston to Kilmarnock and I'm sure I just slept in my underwear, as I was assured of a hot bath when I reached home. Couchettes in Europe in the same decade were not conducive to stripping off. As a teenager, on a school trip, I remember some of our party climbed up and slept in the luggage racks!

Always kept clothes on when travelling by train through Europe as couchettes were shared with other people though some of our fellow passengers sometimes did get changed into nightwear.
However travelled home from berlin in my pjs last Saturday having gone to hospital casualty which dragged on so much so that I had to go straight to the airport, so no time to change. Being fairly invisible as an older woman I don’t think anyone noticed.

Petra !!

Thanks ninathenana_I like the idea of shorts, it's going to be warm when we go to Lisbon in June.
And Petra-that sounds amazing!

The last sleeper we took was 2007 from Sofia to Varna ( on the Black Sea coast) We were given our own logs to feed the solid fuel stove in the cabin.
I think I just stripped down to underwear. Lovely and cosy though.

We took the midnight train to Georgia, Washington DC to Jacksonville FL a few years ago.
Our ‘roomette’ included a loo which appeared when you folded down a cupboard door. There was no screening whatsoever
I think I just wore my usual nightie, I’d have covered up with a long cardi if I’d needed to venture down the corridor in the middle of the night.

My last trip on a sleeper train was London to Scotland about 100 years ago. Superb service and in those days I could afford a trip by train.

DD's standard sleep attire seems appropriate.
Vest top and elasticated waist shorts

I should think a onesie might be a good idea unless of course its very hot!!!

The last time I was on a sleeper train I was going from Brussels to Switzerland with 25 Scouts.
The leaders spent the night 'patrolling' the train corridor.
You mean they have bunks you can sleep on¨