Onesies for sleepovers and pyjama parties
A onesie makes a sleepover feel like an occasion and solves the cold-house problem at the same time. What to buy, and how to avoid the awkward bits.
Practical reads from KIGULAND: how to pick a size, how to keep fleece soft, and what to actually wear it to.
A onesie makes a sleepover feel like an occasion and solves the cold-house problem at the same time. What to buy, and how to avoid the awkward bits.
At a British festival a onesie is camping kit that happens to be funny. Here is what works in a field at 2am and what goes badly wrong.
Matching family sets, Christmas Eve boxes, secret santa. How to buy a Christmas onesie that is still in use come February, and when to order it.
A onesie is a wonderful present for the right person and a slightly awkward one for the wrong person. Here is how to tell which you are dealing with.
Onesies make excellent pyjamas for cold sleepers and a warm mistake for everyone else. How to tell which you are before you buy one.
One you can walk around in, one you can get out of quickly, one you cannot really stand up in. Pick by what you do in the evening, not by what looks cosiest.
Fleece does not wear out. It gets cooked and it gets coated. Avoid those two things and a onesie stays soft for years.
Your onesie size is not your jeans size. It is your height. Here is how to measure, when to size up, and the three mistakes behind most swaps.
Kigurumi, onesie, animal suit, all-in-one. Four words, roughly one garment, and a bit of history worth knowing before you buy one.