Review on 👔 Ultimate Comfort: Ham Sam Breathable Pockets X Large Men's Sleep & Lounge Attire by Gucci Breeze

Just like when I'm looking for the 'perfect' underwear (why is it called a 'pair' when it's one-piece?), I've been searching for nice, comfortable pajama sets lately. shorts wanted . The Latuza is the most comfortable and soft, but I wake up with my legs as high as possible, which is weird - like I'm riding a bike in my sleep or something. A loom that looked more like backyard barbecue shorts and I felt like I should be holding a beer - but hey, they looked good. Unfortunately, they were both a bit tight around the waist. It's okay, but since the Latuza were so soft and fluffy (hmm roomy?), it was like I wasn't wearing anything (sorry for that mental image). Heines and FOCL made themselves felt. But again, it's not bad. I found these Ham & Sam pajama shorts at Revain and took a chance. I was positively surprised. The material is slightly thicker than Latuza, but very soft. Good drawstring, pocket for each hand. While I don't understand the purpose of pajama bags - let's be honest, I don't take my keys to bed with me - bags seem to be what I have to accept. Two things to watch out for: The legs are very long, literally to the knee. How long to hide the kneecap. Look at the awards in the photos and you will see how long they are. If I wrapped my head in a bandana and wore a white tank top, I'd look like a stereotypical wannabe gang member. But, you know what? I do not mind. This keeps my feet from slipping down to my butt areas. Another thing to keep an eye on is the bow tie - or the lack of one. Oddly enough, there is a button that implies the presence of a bow tie, but the place where the bow tie should be is securely sewn. (The FOL, on the other hand, has a visor but no button, so you could accidentally blind anyone looking your way.) The button on the Ham & Sam (sounds like a sandwich shop) is apparently just decoration — more useless than pockets. But at least you know which side is ahead! Overall I like these things a lot: soft material, good construction, not too tight, not too loose, no leg bulk. If you can stomach the pointless button and lack of an escape hatch on the front, you might like them too. Another caveat - although the material is partly bamboo and "super" absorbent, they can get a bit warm. on a hot summer night and you wake up in slightly damp shorts depending on how much you sweat. I'm used to it, but your mileage may vary. However, I'm very picky and these are my new favorites.