Review on 👖 Men's Clothing: Classical Woven Pajama Pants for a Restful Sleep by Patrick Pearson

These are good pajamas, I looked for flannel and they were in the mix. I've been looking for a long time and I'm tired. You describe them pretty well. They are very thin and the material feels nice despite being more than half cotton. I don't care if they feel like flimsy flannel, they look like plastic to me. However, they are perfect for summer. For the sake of modesty, pick up a nice fly with a button that doesn't break through the ribbing that's about 3/4 inch. Don't stretch too much, so make sure you err on the large side. I have 240 5 11 and regular pants are a bit long and drag on the floor. I ordered XL instead of XL one size bigger and I'm glad I gained weight. I have a 31 inch inseam so I think they are about 32 or just shy. They're pretty tight, but I have gas and my waist can stretch, not a young man in his 60's. All in all they will be great for the summer. You can see through them a bit if there's a bright light behind you, so I took a star off that and touched it up. However, they are good. As people say, if you are worried about restrictions and your waist gets wider after eating, etc., buy one size up and use a drawstring to adjust your waist. Otherwise take your normal size and guess the inseam is about 32 on regular (xxl) what I bought, if you need an inseam about 34 or longer choose LT so I would buy XXLT. I read to a 36 inseam guy, they liked it. This would be very easy to hem the material so think about it. I will update later. I was hoping to get a thin flannel like the pair of Croft and Barrow I bought 2 years ago but they were very thin and the washing machine ripped them. It is usually best to simply lay out such a dry material and wash it in cold water on delicate linen using nothing but soap. Knowing what they are now I would buy them again and they are modest enough if a little transparent (don't go to the team under visiting relatives). I would wear them when visiting others or not afraid to wear them at home when society gets up and gathers. . Much luck . gossamer, like a picnic tablecloth ;-)