The holiday decorations are coming down and so are our holiday pajama prices. All our holiday, and many of our winter weather, pajamas are 25 to 50 percent off. Browse the selection of discounted pants, nightshirts and matching family pajama sets while supplies last.
The Pajama Company can now be seen on the big screen!
In the new movie, The Sitter, Jonah Hill babysits three kids. And one of the boys wears “Retro Fire Engines” from The Pajama Company for the majority of the movie.
You can find “Retro Fire Engines” in kids sizes 16 and 18 on ThePajamaCompany.com.
Finally, The Pajama Company has an official song. “The Pajama Song” was written and recorded by Alex Badanes, the son of The Pajama Company founder and president Ellie Badanes and the lead guitarist in the pop band Love Via Dance Machine. Check out the song and music video below. Warning: It’s catchy!
We’re thrilled to congratulate this year’s CNN Hero of the Year, Robin Lim!
As a midwife, Lim has helped thousands of low-income women have safe birthing experiences in Indonesia.
We’re especially excited about the recognition of Lim’s hard work because maternal health is an issue near and dear to our hearts. Earlier this year we announced a partnership with Every Mother Counts, an advocacy and mobilization campaign to increase education and support for maternal and child health.
In her acceptance speech at the awards Lim spoke about the dangers women face giving birth around the world every day.
“Today on our Earth, 981 mothers in the prime of their life will die — and tomorrow again and yesterday,” she said. “And I’m asking you to help change that. We don’t even know how many babies are lost, but all of us can help change that.”
Today we are supporting the critical work of Every Mother Counts by donating 10 percent of every sale at The Pajama Company. #MaternalHealthMonday
“Sorry, I was thinking about Pizza” T-Shirt; $24 “W.W.M.D.” “what would mom do?”; $24 “Peace, Love & Happy Hour”; $24 “Like” longsleeve t-shirt; $24 “That’s How I Roll” t-shirt; $24
Shopping for kids this holiday season? Check out our five current favorite items for children.
“Flower Power” kid’s footed pajama; age 3-12; $44 2. “Glow in The Dark” PJ Rex pajama set; age 2-7; $32
Fuzzy Friends “Poodle” Slipper; One size fits most (up to 10); $24 Cozy Chic Hooded Robe; Age 2-5; $58 Sleepover Friends autograph pillowcase; $16
For months, our adult footies have by far been the most popular item at our store. But something changed in November, and a new item challenged the footy reign.
Now that the month is over, the results are in. Flapjacks, the wonderfully-retro long john pajama, have moved into the lead.
These onseies with the “bear bottom” that come in adult and children sizes were the most popular item bought at The Pajama Company in November. Now the question is, will they continue to hold the lead in December?
We’re proud to be a woman-owned business that is run and supported by women (girl power, woo!) and that’s why we were so excited when we heard about a holiday shopping guide focused on businesses just like us.
We’re thrilled that Tereza Nemessanyi chose to feature The Pajama Company in the list on her site, Honestly, Now. Check it out, vote for The Pajama Company and explore all the great ways you can support women entrepreneurs with your holiday shopping.
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Four new holiday themed nightshirts from Emerson Street have arrived just in time for the start of December. We have a feeling you’ll love their cute designs and witty twist on the holiday season as much as we do. Check them out below and let us know what you think. (All shirts are white 100% cotton, one-size-fits-all with a thin black V neckline, comes rolled in a cotton bag and cost $28).
“I’ve Been A Dear This Year!” nightshirt in a bag Emerson Street “Merry Christmas!” nightshirt in a bag Emerson Street “On Dasher, On Dancer, On Master and Visa!” nightshirt in a bag Emerson Street “Peace on Earth!” nightshirt in a bag
It’s official: Pajamas are not just for sleeping anymore. Of course, we don’t need any convincing. But it’s always nice to see another magazine making a case for pajamas as high street fashion. Today we hear it from New York Magazine. They posted a couple brilliant slideshows of people looking stylish on the streets of New York City in high end pajamas (extreme high end, we’re talking $1,000 and up for a pair of pj’s).
Even if you’re not planning to spend that much on your sleepwear, the slideshow still reveals a few style tips for any of us looking to work pajama tops or bottoms into our daily wardrobes.
Try pairing funky pajama pants with a classic structured top and blazer.
Wear a pajama top over a solid color dress.
