A lot of snobbery going on here with people saying 'adults look ridiculous in them.' etc. I've never actually seen anyone wearing one! Presumably most people just wear them around the house for warmth and comfort? What's wrong with that? It's not like they're walking down the high street flaunting them. I usually wear trackie bottoms, t shirt, jumper and slippers when I'm dossing around the house, because it's comfy and no ones going to see me. I wouldn't go out in my slippers though! Don't see why people get so judgemental about what people wear around their own home
A lot of snobbery going on here with people saying 'adults look ridiculous in them.' etc. I've never actually seen anyone wearing one! Presumably most people just wear them around the house for warmth and comfort? What's wrong with that? It's not like they're walking down the high street flaunting them. I usually wear trackie bottoms, t shirt, jumper and slippers when I'm dossing around the house, because it's comfy and no ones going to see me. I wouldn't go out in my slippers though! Don't see why people get so judgemental about what people wear around their own home
You'd be surprised how many people think they are perfectly acceptable to wear whilst shopping etc here. With full make up and hair done
I have one, it's a parrot onesie that I bought for a New Year's Eve onesie party. I have only wore it once since then as I find it too hot, I could never ever sleep in one.
I like the way the zip goes down to just the right level to tuck under my scrotal pouch thus presenting my lad and boys nicely for dribble free micturition.
I like the way the zip goes down to just the right level to tuck under my scrotal pouch thus presenting my lad and boys nicely for dribble free micturition.
I've been waiting for a comment like that one with anticipation!
They're about as stupid as the wearers are dumb! I mean, what sort of self-respecting adult would go out in public wearing what amounts to little more than an adult-sized babygrow. Sometimes, the mind just boggles.
I never wear mine when its cold, hate having to almost take the whole thing off to pee.
I have about 4 but would never wear them in public, only at home.
I never wear mine when its cold, hate having to almost take the whole thing off to pee.
I have about 4 but would never wear them in public, only at home.
I was bought one for Christmas and its nice for lounging around in watchung TV in the evening. I wouldn't be seen dead in it out of the house though and I have to take it off to go to bed.
Remember the jammies craze? I would see a few women wearing them shopping in my local Tesco on different occasions aeons ago. Thankfully it didn't last long.
Two weeks ago, I spotted a young woman wearing an onesie with boots on, walking her dog in the local park. My 1st sighting of the 'Onesie'! Could be the start of another latest chavvy craze this year!!
I think they are hideous. My 5 yr old bought me one for Mothers Day last year, it is languishing in back of my wardrobe, and only gets worn under sufferance!!
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Never will wear it. It's going to father dust in a cupboard that I never use.
If I'm not going anywhere, or expecting visitors, it's perfect leisure wear.
I work long hours, suited and booted the entire day, and when I'm home, comfort is key.
You'd be surprised how many people think they are perfectly acceptable to wear whilst shopping etc here. With full make up and hair done
I have one, it's a parrot onesie that I bought for a New Year's Eve onesie party. I have only wore it once since then as I find it too hot, I could never ever sleep in one.
The dressing gown was probably considered ridiculous to wear at one time!
Heck, I always considered the one I had as a child to be ridiculous!
I'd love to see the journal this fact was published in!
I've been waiting for a comment like that one with anticipation!
They're about as stupid as the wearers are dumb! I mean, what sort of self-respecting adult would go out in public wearing what amounts to little more than an adult-sized babygrow. Sometimes, the mind just boggles.
I have two pairs haha
Although I do find needing to take them off for our loo business in the middle of the night annoying.
I have about 4 but would never wear them in public, only at home.
Just bra and knickers.
Mine are really thin, so I wouldn't do that. Might be ok with the thicker onesies you can get though.
Two weeks ago, I spotted a young woman wearing an onesie with boots on, walking her dog in the local park. My 1st sighting of the 'Onesie'! Could be the start of another latest chavvy craze this year!!
Mine are from Matalan and New Look but they aren't fleecey ones.