mamaw

I love, love, love my flannel nightgowns in the winter months. I usually put mine on right after I clean the kitchen from dinner and wash up lol. They are so cozy to curl up in. I got a few from Sears a couple years ago; but they aren't the nice heavy flannels they used to be.

kathdavis

I found some at Sears a few years back.

Carol E

I make my own. Most flannel is so thin in the ready made. At least I can make a thin one and a thick one if I can find the better flannel.

pinecone

I like those from Vermont Country Store and L L Bean. Snuggly soft and warm. I love Lanz but I play the sale game, too pricey otherwise.

piney

Dee

I make my own. Then their long enough.

Greenheron

I used to wear long flannel nightgowns but I had to quit. A flannel nightgown between flannel sheets=a twisted, tangled knot. I turn over but the flannel gown and the flannel sheets stick together like velcro.

I don't know how you do it!

When it's really cold I like a union suit.

arimuse

When it's really cold I like a union suit.[/quote]

we got these micro fleece sheets over last summer (go figure how they stock things!) on sale at walmart for 20$ for a king set. anyway, the first time I used them when it got cold - holy cow! they should be illegal for anyone who has to really get up in the morning! (people who have to be on time some place- school kids, people with outside jobs!)

They feel so warm and snuggly soft you hurry thru the day just to get into bed, and you can't make yourself crawl out in the morning! Better than flannel anything! sharet

Laru

Honestly I love them myself! Not a night goes by without my flannel pajamas! Also not a night goes by - not even the hottest one of summer - without m warm heavy blanket. Its just the way I roll No need to be ashamed sister haha. I guess we are entitled to love what we love at least in the privacy of our beds.

Stitchnripper

Try googling "flannel nightgowns". I just did and bunch of choices came up.

bearisgray

Cotton interlock sews up nicely for nighties, too. Interlock knits come in various weights - from fairly light to really hefty.

I've worn the ones I've made to shreds.