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Pajama Day!

No, we don't have a day where we can wear jammies to work (but that would be awesome). It is a day when we want to talk about spring pajamas.

You may be the type of person that puts on an old ratty t-shirt for bed, or maybe you go all out every night with a full matching pajama set. Either way, we are of the opinion that you should have at least some "can be worn in 'public'" pajamas for things like work trips, family get-togethers, bachelorette parties, and the like. By this point you probably know the drill: we're going to recommend some spring pajama options that we like.  Rather than our standard "here are some options at a variety of price points", we're going to group our recommendations by pajama type.

Traditional Pajamas:
Think old school pajamas here. Long button up top with matching pants or something like that. Here are some spring options that we're loving.
  • You can't get more classic than these Lauren Ralph Lauren cotton pique pajamas, especially for $30
  • We LOVE Cosabella and these cotton jersey pajamas seem super luxe (and are available in a variety of colors!) 
  • People rave about Eberjey and while we think $115 is a little pricey for sleepwear, these pajamas do look super comfortable. 
  • We love a good animal print and these leopard pajamas are no exception. 
Shorts Pajamas: 
Recently, we've been super into the traditional pajama look but with shorts. With that being said, there's like a 90% chance we end up purchasing one of these sets:
  • These lemon printed pajamas just scream spring. 
  • We love Splendid t-shirts and have been curious about their pajama offerings so we'll probably end up purchasing this pair. 
  • Kate Spade never fails to impress us. These lattice print pajamas are no exception. 
  • While we'd be hesitant to call these "public" pajamas, we love a good cami tap set, especially this one from Lauren Ralph Lauren. 
Lounge-y Pajamas: 
  • So Katie 2 really loved Lucy for lounge wear. But with their recent merger into The North Face, she isn't feeling all that positive. So she is going to have to start leaning on Lululemon for lounge wear. She's going to start here and see how it goes. Added bonus? It makes her feel like she's going to Step Up 2: The Streets. 
  • This adorable matching top and pants will make you feel just a little less slouchy but no less comfortable.
  • We are very much against leaving the house in your pajamas unless you're taking the dog for a walk at which point, we are all for it. But these lounge pants (coming in at only $14.90 people!) in any color but grey could totally fool us into thinking you're wearing real pants. Change out the shirt to something a little more presentable and you're ready for a public appearance. 
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