Japanese hit - pyjama suit

 A Japanese designer Taichi Ito came up with an idea to make a "pyjama suit" when he saw his wife on Zoom call. She was changing her comfy clothes to the office ones. He thought that making a loungwear that the only formal part of it will be the part which you can see on the screen, will make her enjoy working from home more. So bascially the bottom of the "pyjama suit" are just tracksuits and then more or less in the half sweatshirt becomes a shirt so that it looks you are actually wearing it. It costs 14,354 Yen and many people already fell in love with it.


 




I honestly have mixed feelings about this idea. Of course, I think it's great that people still have creativity and willingness to make this pandemic more bearable. From this point of view, I agree - it's funny and also interesting. But if we are talking about practical sense of this item I don't really think it has any. I mean the top of it is still just a shirt. It would be easier just to wear a regular one. It gives the same effect and comfort. Also the prize... 14,354 Yen is 134,74 dollars. And that's for sure too much for me to pay for a funny and unusual, but not very practical piece of clothing. 


https://www.theguardian.com/fashion/2021/feb/28/pyjama-suits-are-next-big-thing-as-formal-wear-is-hit-under-covid

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  1. englishdiary2 marca 2021 03:54

    What a practical and down-to-earth comment!
    I also have a problem washing such items - the combination of two different fabrics and colours (pink/white and black) makes it impossible to choose one suitable detergent that would work well for both.

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