I’ve never in my life had pajamas long enough, started wearing cotton shorts when I was young and that’s what I still do. I totally empathize with your need for comfort.

I only sleep in a t shirt and no bottoms year around. I toss and turn so much sometimes the top sheet end up on the floor. Sometimes I wake at 3 am freezing because the sheet and blankets have done a runner.

I have a letter from my father that I keep in zip lock bag and in a box . I have a bottle of sea water , I collected from Aegean Sea , and small rocks and sand at bottom ( these were the days that u could bring such bottle in a plane !). I have this in my library room and I noticed is getting lower but I like to see it , it makes me happy .

I have a coat I've had for almost 20 years that I just keep repairing because I can't find another one like it.

I also repair items that I love...I will wear them until they are threadbare!

Good job...

i still have the joggers that are in the pics of me and my eldest day he was born mind they are early 90s hammer pants who the fck would wear those now

Some people just don't get it. I recently had to throw away my favorite pair of pajama pants because the elastic waist band had gone bad. I'd had them for probably 10 years and my mom made fun of me because I didn't want to throw them away. I think most of the time it's guys that have a hard time getting rid of their favorite pants or underwear, so I had to equate it to throwing away a favorite bra for her to finally understand.

Just a suggestion but when you find a type that you really really like instead of buying one buy two or three that way when one pair wears out you can slip right back into the same darn article of clothing but brand new

I've had my favorite casual, around the house, shorts forever. They are finally falling apart and I'm heartbroken. My toe caught the hem on one legs and ripped them.

Thank you. My dad's all time motto was "if it ain't broken don't fix it". Therefore, everything was on the edge of being broken. My motto is "if you can't ,maintain it then don't use it. The is especially true of my body. I am slowly practicing my typing using my broken fingers. Clothes; I have some that are over 35 years old. Some of my clothes became the butt of jokes, like bell bottoms, before I got rid of them. Here, on Lopez, we are famous for our take-it-or-leave-it recycling center. You'd be surprised how many people use recycle clothes, myself included.

Do what I do: sleep in shorts. They are more comfortable and less restrictive.

Thank you, everyone!

I'll try to find soft cotton to sew new pajama pants.

Don't need to take apart the pajama pants. I can draw the outline on paper and add enough fabric for seams.

I have a 31.5" inseam. Always buy 32" inseam pants and hem them up 1/2".

You sew. Take the pajamas apart and use the parts as a pattern for a new pair. Be sure to shrink the fabric first. Good luck.

Suggest when you buy new pajama pants , you immediately buy double fold bias tape to mix or match your new pjs , let out the cuff , and cover the ends of the fabric with the bias tape .
Alternatively , I had a very tall female friend , who would go to the men's section to buy pj bottoms , which she used as day casual slacks .
Good luck , hon !

Now, now, LH. I am a card carrying hayseed, and see nothing wrong with looking like a hayseed. In fact, some mornings I get up and look in the closet for just the right hayseed ensemble.

I like to keep my dry leaf vaporizer clean and the batteries charged. ☺