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The four sock lengths and when to wear them

Short answer: Short answer: Footies stay hidden in sneakers, tennis socks cover the ankle, regular socks reach halfwa...

Nightwear or nothing and what is better for sleep

Short answer: Short answer: There is no single right answer. Sleepwear helps move sweat away from the skin. Without i...

How often nightwear should be washed

Short answer: Short answer: After three to four nights for most people. If you sweat, after every night. Sleepwear si...

Nightwear when you wake up soaked

Short answer: Short answer: Switch to a dry set rather than staying in the wet one. Damp fabric against the skin make...

When two people in the same bed run at different temperatures

Short answer: Short answer: The fix is separate duvets rather than a compromise on one. Sleepwear can be adjusted ind...

When nightwear twists during the night

Short answer: Short answer: Most people turn twenty to forty times a night. If sleepwear is too tight or the fabric t...

How often nightwear should be washed

Short answer: Short answer: After three to four nights for most people. If you sweat heavily, or go to bed without wa...

Long sleeved nightwear rather than an extra duvet

Short answer: A long-sleeved set and a pair of socks beat an extra duvet. It keeps warmth close to the body without y...

Spare nightwear for guests who stay

Short answer: An extra set in a neutral size solves the situation when someone stays unexpectedly. It takes little sp...

The pyjama shirt and why it is practical

Short answer: A buttoned top can be opened without going over the head. That is practical for breastfeeding, after su...

The waistband on pyjama bottoms and why it wakes you

Short answer: A soft, wide waistband without a drawstring is what works. A tight elastic becomes noticeable after an ...

Proper nightwear or an old t-shirt

Short answer: An old t-shirt works, but it is often thicker and less smooth than sleepwear. The difference shows most...