Pajama Jeans I saw the Pajama Jean commercial:
Quite honestly, I couldn’t help myself. I am weak. The styling of your favorite jeans with the comfort of pajamas. Pajama jeans are so comfortable you will want to sleep in them. I like to sleep. Just because you are busy doesn’t mean you can’t look sharp. I am busy.   I want to look sharp. The secret is in the DORMISOFT fabric. C’mon people, I mean they are made out of DORMISOFT! I am powerless against DORMISOFT. High contrast top stitching. Back pocket design details. EVEN brass rivets! They look like they were made by some European designer. I love some European designer! Run a few errands in sweats and they start to wrinkle and sag. But Pajama jeans look great ALL DAY LONG. I just hate it when my sweats wrinkle and sag…OK, in reality I don’t own a pair of sweats, but if I did I would TOTALLY hate when they wrinkled and sagged. Available in 8 sizes. Including XS and plus sizes. I am a size! I was sold. They had me at brass rivets. I figured I would get $39.95 out of just mocking them on the internet for laughs. So I went to the website and made my size selection. Ummm…at this point I was a little frightened.   These are the only jeans I have ever bought that span several sizes and it isn’t like you get to try them on in a dressing room before buying. I threw a dart at the size chart and pushed the buy button. A month later my pajama jeans arrived. I admit to rolling my eyes as I unpacked them. No zipper? The high contrast stitching is VERY high contrast. I now understood why the some European designer styled them anonymously. Oh my. And then I tried them on.   And they didn’t look too bad.   And then I found myself rubbing my legs just like the girl in the commercial.   And then someone else even mentioned they kinda look good. And I am wearing them right now. And I don’t hate them… UPDATE: During the first four hours of wearing my pajama jeans I lost one of the brass rivets. UPDATE: The T-shirt they sent to me with my pajama jeans was “sized” according to the jeans that I bought.   The T-shirt would fit most 8 year old girls.   On me it was extremely tight and left 2 inches of my belly exposed…not a good look for me after 3 kids. UPDATE: The Pajama Jeans website now forwards to PajamaGram where what I bought for $39.95 is now $59.95! Really, PajamaGram? UPDATE: I have tried to wear them several times. They are WAY too low in the back to sit and not expose the world to parts of my anatomy that I usually keep hidden under several layers. UPDATE: Several people have commented below that they are available in some stores. I haven’t seen them in the stores yet, but PLEASE go try on pajama jeans before you buy them. UPDATE: Several people below {OK, more than several} are irate that I haven’t returned the money for their pajama jeans returns. Let me just mention here that I am a random blogger and have no affiliation with Pajama Jeans.



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  1. I soooo want some of those! I would live in both my PJS and jeans if I could and this would solve the problem. Do you think they would deliver to Australia?

  2. I bought a pair of pajama jeans and i am not happy with them cause they are too tight on the waist and too loose around the butt area i tried to take them back but i was in the hospital for 2 months now they said it’s too late to bring them back so i am stuck with a pair of pajama jeans that i can’t wear not very happy!

  3. Well I bought my pajama jeans today for just $9.99! Wahoo a bargain! After a little pulling, and sculpting I have fit my “out of work, gained 20 lbs from eating junk cuz I can’t find a decent job” belly, butt and thighs in to these pants and I gotta say I LOVE them. They are comfortable, stylish and make me look like I at least tried to get dressed for the day even if I did sleep in them the night before. Except for the fact that they have turned my hands, couch and anything else my lower half has come in contact, with a lovely shade of blue. I figure that I will wash them with any of my other old blue jeans just to give the rest of them a boost of blue and make ’em look like new too. However, Now that I am “hooked” on the style and comfort. I’m disappointed to know that should I desiire another pair to rotate in to my new “carefree” (= fat) wardrobe, I will have to pay a steep price in the name of this bliss. My “good deal” was just one pair in my size. Now that I desire more of the comfort of pajama jeans I will be at the mercy of any ebayer and distributor that wants to charge me $30+ for me to get my “fix”. All I can say is….darn you pajama jeans……I should have stuck to flannel.

  4. Got mine @ CVS (along with my Genie Bra – which is the best bra EVER) for $20. Love my pajamas jeans! They are my favorite piece of clothing!

  5. I bought mine at WalMart so I luckily didn’t have to deal with those horrible shipping issues. I didn’t like paying so much because when I have the time to try on a dozen pairs of jeans, I always have very good luck finding a great pair at the Goodwill or Sal Army for $10 or so. I’m not smug–it goes for a noble cause and not to companies who underpay Asian workers. And I wash and dry them thoroughly in the baking desert sun that sanitizes. Back to Pajama Jeans: I admit, they really work for me. They fit perfectly, I sleep in them on these cold winter nights, they make an ideal yoga pant, and I go into town wearing them to shop. A lot of ladies at my work dress down, but I don’t wear these or any jeans to work. I also like the pockets but wish the front were a little deeper to store my iPhone more safely. Lastly, I really like that they don’t show dirt. For that reason and the fact that I feel they’re a cold weather pant, I won’t be getting a white pair if that color is produced.