Gizmodo: pajamas

Men's Wii Pajamas Allow You to Sleep How You Live: Alone

Adam Frucci — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 11:45:00 EST

Men's Wii pajamas: the business suit of the parents' basement set. In a perfect world, they'd only be available in XXXL. [Product Page via Nerd Approved]

Xbox 360 Pajama Pants Are Perfect for Pantsing

matt buchanan — Mon, 19 May 2008 21:00:00 EDT

These official Xbox 360 pants are 100 percent cotton with an elastic waistband, adjustable drawstring tie and an open fly (which is how Chen rolls). They're only 18 bucks, but I'm deathly afraid of what happens if you get the Red Ring of Death. [WebUndies via Max Console]

Itch-Free, Temperature-Regulating, Sex-Preventing Pajamas Created

Adam Frucci — Tue, 05 Feb 2008 11:30:22 EST

If pajamas get itchy when you wear them to bed, I have a great solution: sleep naked. If that's not an option for a self-hating person like yourself, some fancy new PJs have been developed that are totally "itch-free" and will even regulate your temperature. They're made from a fabric called Dermasilk, which is apparently really comfortable, and judging by the picture will make you look pretty ridiculous. They were developed for Travelodge, so next time you're staying at a really cheap hotel maybe you'll get a complimentary set of these things. [Telegraph via Spulch]

Pajama Warmer Pouch Warms Up Your Winterwear

AddyDugdale — Wed, 19 Dec 2007 07:00:58 EST

Our esteemed commentator OMG!!! Ponies!!! already knows what he's getting from his girlfriend on the Chrismukkah gift front, so this pajama warmer goes out to you, Sir. Stuff your PJs (or whatever it is you want to warm up) in this electric pouch and it's toasted gonads before you can say "Bloody Norah, that hurts." $34.95 from the Solutions catalog. [Solutions via 7Gadgets]

Magnetic Pajama Buttons Get You From Clothed to Naked in 0.5 Seconds

Jason Chen — Fri, 06 Jul 2007 16:20:57 EDT

If you're anything like us, your major complaint about pajamas is that they're just too hard to take off. That, and how urine stains never seem to wash out completely. These magnetic pajama buttons don't do much about problem #2, but they totally take the clothing-removal equation to the next level.

Of course, these magnetic fasteners are designed for the elderly and disabled, but our question is this: Why isn't this on all articles of clothing? Think about it, you could remove clothing LIKE THAT. That means perverts could go around and rip off women's clothing with minimal effort, which just leaves us with the one question: Why isn't this on all articles of clothing?

Magnetic Pyjamas [Plastic Bamboo]