s/o- Do you have pajamas that you only wear when traveling?

Nope, just a tee shirt and jammie pants..

For family holidays when I’ll be in pyjamas around my sons in law - yes but that’s in a villa, not in a hotel.
For hotels, no. I couldn’t sleep in anything much but I take a pair of pj trousers and leave them out on a chair.

No I don't have specific travel PJ's.

No, but not because I haven't tried. I've looked high and low for 100% cotton super soft knit, super high quality cotton pj shorts and matching either tee or tank tops, not in stupid patterns, or hideous colors and I can't find them. So now I wear a collection of vastly oversized cotton tees from the various beach towns we've vacationed at, plus some enormous black or gray cotton shorts from 60 pounds ago. Klassy, sexy, makes a statement. I'm at the point where I want to start manufacturing my own, because I can't be the only one out there, right?

Try Soma…

I have a black travel dress that doubles as a nightgown and a bathing suit cover-up. If I have to go down to the ice machine or outside for a fire drill, it works. It also washes in the sink. We had a fire drill once and I was fine.

I stand corrected. I find them to fit the “soft knit, high quality” description. YMMV

My pajamas are year round, no special travel pajamas.

My pajamas (which I wear around home, not while sleeping), are full length or capri length pajama pants(I wear the *Stars Above* brand from Target), tank top, long sleeve t-shirt, cardigan and socks. I wear any assortment of it, based on the season, temperature, and my menopausal state of being(warm and hot flashes).
I also have long and short fleece robes.....if I get cold during winter mornings or right out of the shower, I can layer on top of my pajamas.

I sleep in underwear only. My pajamas are always on the table right next to my bed, so I can put them on in a hurry, if necessary.

No, although I do take along my lounging clothes.

Yes. Most of my vacations are visiting my son and his family, in Boston and FL. I have modest pajamas for those times. Hardly ever wear them at home.

I do always wear some kind of shorts and tee at home.  

No, but not a bad idea!

I’ve been buying the 3 or 4 piece matching sets when Costco has them cheap for the last ten years or so and that’s what I wear no matter where I am. They usually come with capris, shorts, a short sleeved t-shirt and sometimes a tank top. I also have many, many pairs of flannel pj pants that I make every Christmas that I could bring if I was going somewhere cold.

I also have a lightweight long sleeve jacket thing that came with a set of pajamas that I love and wear almost daily, so much that I’ve worn holes in the elbows. I wish I could find another one like it because it’s the perfect weight.

Not anymore. Once I became totally responsible for the dog all my pajama had to be decent enough to go outside in. Every so often he has to go out at 3am and I’m not going out in Eeyore Jammie’s & a camisole.

Pajama requirements
Long pants - must have pockets - no print or at least no embarrassing print
Fully opaque no chance of seeing thru shirt

No exceptions

2 weeks ago I hadn’t bothered to do laundry and I got to the bottom of my PJ drawer and wore polar bear pajamas and sure enough the dog have to go out at midnight. Thankfully I don’t live in the condo anymore. ( although if I did my laundry would have been done as it was right there not in the basement ) And the polar bears are not really embarrassing

You sleep in sweat pants!! 🥵