Review on CYZ Womens Cotton Poplin Pajama: Comfortable Sleepwear for Women's Lounge & Lingerie Needs by Jack Duncan

I have a small waist but big hips (thanks Cuban family!) so I need to buy everything to accommodate my hips and what my family likes to call my "Judy's Big Booty”. (My name isn't Judy, by the way.) So I took size XL, although I tend to be medium weight in dresses/skirts at my current weight (but avoid non-legging pants, regardless of my weight, due to the size crowd Tailoring/Cost.) I have to be very picky when it comes to pajama pants: the fabric, the distance between the waist and crotch, the construction of the pant waistband itself, as I have a genetic condition that makes my skin quite sensitive. regular pajamas on sale in recent years can literally cut/scratch my skin (some heavily disheveled sashes have even bruised lightly. IKR?) And I also have a 'heat intolerance' that gets worse at night, so most of the fabrics now being sold for pajamas while they fit me as house clothes bake me and disturb my sleep. How to get rid Oddly enough, I think that the 7-8 pajamas I buy end up being returned or given to a friend. It's actually frustrating as sleep is obviously so important to all of us, but my physical health/ability depends on the quality of sleep I got the night before. But these pants? You hit every target, my demanding one. The princess and the body pea just need to sleep without thinking about them, or do a test run, or put another pair at the end of the bed so I can change clothes in the morning when I kick them at the end. at night. So I'm very happy. In comparison, they are very similar in construction/quality/fit to Gap's spring/summer cotton pajamas and those that Old Navy have been selling for the last 5-10 years. before, but traded for sandpaper and material blends that require 403 washes to be as soft and light as they are straight out of the box. They don't stretch, but the waist can be tightened.