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Anonymous07/16/26, 00:46No.18740542Pajamas
What do you wear to bed? For me it's usually an old pair of polyester sweatpants and a cotton t-shirt, but I'd like to ditch the synthetic bottoms for something organic or at least natural. Bonus if it looks nice enough to be able to step outside without being too sloppy or embarrassing.
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Anon07/16/26, 00:54No.18740546
I've heard that wool makes the best sleepwear but it's really expensive, and it seems like it's usually cut tight like underwear. Doesn't really look nice.>The latest study conducted by researchers at The University of Sydney has found adults wearing wool sleepwear fell asleep in just 12 minutes compared with 22 and 27 minutes for those wearing polyester and cotton.
>4) Poor sleepers had less wakefulness when sleeping in wool compared to cotton (p=0.047).
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6716586/
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Anon07/16/26, 04:31No.18740642
>looks nice enough to be able to step outside without being too sloppy or embarrassing.
this does not exist
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Anon07/16/26, 06:35No.18740676
Mulberry silk pyjamas, can recommend. I also only sleep in proper linen linens. You still can get 80-100 year old high quality NOS for really good prices if you shop around Europe. Its absolutely worth it.
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Anon07/16/26, 06:51No.18740679
in winter, silk longjohns.
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Anon07/16/26, 13:07No.18740819
I sleep shirtless, with shorts on commando.
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Anon07/16/26, 16:08No.18740899
where can I get these pj's
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Anon07/16/26, 17:42No.18740954
Got some silk pants and the us polo assasins from Walmart, I wear these in public all the time
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Anon07/17/26, 13:21No.18741350
Linen sheets, Linen Blanketcover and sleeping naked. Thats it, never going back.
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Anon07/18/26, 07:34No.18741666
>polish work camp