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Coach

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I am always freezing in the Fall/Winter and I'm looking for truly warm PJs. I mean (I think?) i'm looking for expedition style long underwear. As it is now, I wear fleece PJ bottoms (tucked into my socks wink), with a long sleeve T, a long sleeve hoodie, and a big acrylic cardigan- and i'm still cold. I would love to hear suggestions. I looked at LLbean quickly and wasn't quite sure about the different fibers aka Polartec vs merino wool etc

I would love to hear suggestionssmile


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Marc Jacobs

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I'm not up on the long underwear fabrics, but I'd put in a vote for high quality flannel pjs.

Flannel sheets help a bunch too--no matter what your pj's are made of.  LLBean/Eddie Bauer are good places to start. I would also look at outdoor/sports purveyors such as REI too.


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Marc Jacobs

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No PJs, but have you considered a heated mattress pad cover? I have one and LOVE it. I keep it low. My mom is ALWAYS cold (though not as bad as you) and keeps hers on the lower-to medium settings. I would think that if you had it cranked up you may be able to sleep in fewer layers. Oh, and they are available with 2 controllers for queen and king beds. I bought mine at Costco, but BB&B sells them too. I know Sunbeam makes them (that's what we have).

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Hermes

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I would suggest long underwear, personally.  We spent our first winter in our house without heat due to renovations, and I got a really nice pair of long underwear to layer underneath my sweats/pjs.  I like REI because they have a nice outlet/clearance section, customer reviews of many items, and a real honest-to-goodness no- hassle returns policy.  And,  their stuff is made for sleeping outdoors in freezing temps, so you should be plenty warm inside ...


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Coach

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PollyJean and Green Diamond- I should've clarified, I meant staying warm while lounging, reading, using the computer etc. I'm pretty good once i'm in bed under the covers.

Elle- I've never been to an REI before, but I found one nearby and I plan to head over there this week. Thanks for the suggestion.


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Marc Jacobs

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I have a pair of the Victoria's Secret fleece PJs and they are super warm. In fact when I wear them I don't need my electric blanket at all.

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Dooney & Bourke

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VS is just starting to get their winter pjs back online, i got an email today with all the new styles. here's a couple i like:
V304988.jpg the dreamer flannel pajama, comes in a bunch of colors $49.50

V304941.jpg the fireside long jane pajama, comes in a bunch of other colors $49.50

i really want to get one of each of these jammies, since i always freeze in the winter and they look sooooo snuggly warm! aww

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Hermes

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If you are cold with all of that (and barring other explanations like if you keep the heat extra low), part of me wonders if it's a medical thing. A lot of people in my family have thyroid problems and they walk around with winter coats on even when the house is at a comfortable temperature.

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