CycleChat Investigates - Bed time attire

[Drago]

As it says in the tin. What do you wear when it's time to go sleepy night nights?

Are you a traditional pyjama wearer, or do you done jeans and donkey jacket in order to save time getting dressed for work in the morning.

Time to reveal all (not literally.)

Multiple choices allowed for those that combine multiple options.

 

[Fnaar]

T-shirt and Keks... So not strictly speaking one of the given options. However, I shan't lose any sleep over it 😁

 

[LCpl Boiled Egg]

T-shirt and jammy bottoms, but considering the move to full on pyjamas next winter.

 

[Drago]

Nude, other than a watch. I live in hope that Gal Gadot might burgle the house one night.

 

[Slick]

Just a smile.

Never liked being trussed up in bed.

 

[cookiemonster]

Just underwear except in the summer when it's just a smile.

Too warm.

 

[LCpl Boiled Egg]

Nude, other than a watch. I live in hope that Gal Gadot might burgle the house one night.

That's very thoughtful, she can check the time without having to wake you up.

 

[cyberknight]

I used to sleep nude but as i have kids i now wear boxers due to not wanting to create blushing / omfg dad your gross incidents

 

[Alex321]

I do possess a set of pyjamas, bought for an overnight hospital stay quite a few years ago.

Other than such hospital stays, I haven't worn anything in bed since I left home to go to university 46 years ago.

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

OH COME ON

no votes for furry handcuffs or dinner jacket?????

 

[Arjimlad]

PJs in the winter and a bit less in the warmer months. At least the kids have outgrown crawling into our bed in the mornings now!

 

[bikingdad90]

T-shirt and jersey shorts. I run hot!

 

[Gwylan]

Nightshirt, first one bought for me by early girlfriend. Her mother was furious at the implication.
But no hat. Unless it is very, very cold.
Have different weights for different seasons.

 

[ebikeerwidnes]

Normally - just underwear - unless it is VERY cold at night in which case I wear an old t-shirt as well

but generally I run hot so like the bedroom cold and the duvet lighter than the recommended weight (i.e. spring/autumn weight in winter and the lightest possible in summer)

 

[Alex321]

but generally I run hot so like the bedroom cold and the duvet lighter than the recommended weight (i.e. spring/autumn weight in winter and the lightest possible in summer)

In winter, I'll have a 6 tog duvet.

From whatever point in the next few weeks that gets too warm until sometime in late September/early October, it will be just a quilt cover.

Like you, I tend to run hot. I'm also now wearing shorts on the bike, and a short-sleeved jersey with arm warmers, rather than the thicker long-sleeved jersey I wear in winter.