Grandma's Pyjamas

Product Information

This pajama set is from one of the greatest brands available in the market today. The brand has been in the market for over 7 decades. The pajama is made of 100% cotton and can be machine washed. It offers a relaxed and easy fit. Most gowns are created using 100% cotton flannel which is very soft. This material gets even softer with every wash. If you sweat, it will absorb the moisture and if it’s cold, it keeps you warm. Cotton is also very durable and easy to wash and this is the best for nightgowns for nursing home patient. Advantages of flannel nightgowns for the elderly: People around the world wear different things. The common trait about nightwear, however, is the fact that it is never too tight. People love to feel comfortable while they sleep and they also dress with the kind of fabric that feels soft on the skin. Nightgowns for elderly women such as the extra-long flannel nightgown are quite popular. Which fabric is the best for nightgowns? I don’t know about you, but I have never had a nightgown or short nightie that didn’t creep further and further up my body at some point as I tossed and turned throughout the night. And I can’t stand my legs to be cold at night.

Nighties often simply make one feel more feminine. (The aforementioned “old lady” nighties are a separate category. We’ll get to that in a minute.) One of my 50-something clients, just starting into a new relationship with a slightly younger man who pursued her mightily, asked for help shopping for nighties. The pajama top has rounded notch collar and has a full button front. It is long sleeved and the cuffs are buttoned. The pajama pant has an elastic waistband that doesn’t dig on the skin or irritate it. Now, I’m not a prude, and I certainly wouldn’t fault anyone for what they do or don’t wear when the temperatures and humidity are unbearable. But you’d never catch me going to bed in my birthday suit. That’s not just a fixture of my age or how I feel about my crepe-y skin. It has to do with my personality and style.

Design: the elderly love modest clothes with the simplest of designs but functional. The gowns I chose to meet this criterion and they are simply lovable.

This option also comes with an elastic waist that makes it easy to relax in. The elastic never digs into the skin but serves its purpose quite well. Starting with that last point, there is one thing that we older women can all agree upon: the material of what we wear to bed has to be comfortable. One of the reasons this becomes more important as we age is that our skin becomes thinner and is therefore more sensitive. Quality: quality matters. The best gowns should be made with great precision. It is important for the gowns to be durable and be made under the highest standards. The best thing about the gowns I chose is the fact that they are breathable and of the highest quality. A lot of these types of nightgowns have that “Little House on the Prairie” look. Make of that what you will. They are just very comfortable and practical. And why not experience a second childhood? Unless you are experiencing a second coming-of-age… in which case, you might want to opt for the slinky nightgown. Let’s Have a Conversation: Recently, one of my readers posted her answers to one of those Facebook quizzes (where you actually reveal all kinds of personal information for marketers.) Her answer for the “what do you wear to bed” question was “nothing.”The design is luxurious and this can be seen in the details. The sleeves are long and the tips have front buttons. The collar is wide notched and the fit offers comfort because it is relaxed. The waist is elastic bringing comfort to a whole different level. The drawstrings allow you to customize the fit.