Just LoveWomen Plush Pajama Pants Buffalo Plaid

The thing I didn’t like was that it did not have pockets. Also, it recommends me a size large which it is bigger on me because normally I am a size medium but for my bf I got him a large because he is taller. Only size up if you need extra length.

If you’re like me, you’ll research any product you want and read countless reviews. I did weeks worth of research on finding the right pajamas. Just go ahead and buy them. Seriously. Don’t wait. They are SO soft and fuzzy! I’m 5 ft 8.5 inches and weigh 180 lbs and they fit just right. Not tight but not loose. They show off my but really good and come to my feet just right to go over my shoes. Perfect pajama bottoms!

Got this as a group outfit and it was awesomeThe only downside is that at first it didn’t stretch and it doesn’t have pockets, which would have been better. All in all, these are some nice pants!

These are soft & warm. I am 6ft tall with a 36 inch inseam and while they don't touch the ground they do cover my ankles which was a pleasant surprise. Be aware these are a low rise pajama pants. I don't have much of a backside. Pretty flat tushy. I feel like I'm close to flashing my goods when I squat.6

Its very comfortable and the right color, its tighter at the top than the bottom so u cant move much i already have a small hole but its fine

I thought a large would fit, but I will exchange it for an XL. However, the fabric is very soft and warm. I would suggest a size up depends on your body frame. I like my PJ'S loose.

Sew your own pants! They are adorable, soft.. and barely sewn together. I got 4 pairs of different prints, 1 was almost in pieces on arrival. One had the crotch open with no stitching present to close the pieces of fabric together. 1 was perfect for 2 washes and fell apart because of poor hemming. in the end I ended up needing to completely hemmed over again by me. Conclusion, they are very cozy, but not really held together like the pics show. if I have to pull out of sewing machine to reinforce every inch of seam in order to make the fabric into a real pair of pants, then you're making your own clothes at that point. These, patchy and not sewn pieces of fabric make warm , cozy pjs, but since you must almost completely assemble them yourself, they're only worth about $3. For the price they're charging they should be wearable of arrival. With these, if you don't know how to sew, then there aren't even pants you will be able to wash in a machine and you'll only get a couple wears out of them if you try. the fabric is warm and cute, but they're strips of fabric that need to be completed upon arrival.I personally love to sew and have all the expensive equipment to make these into strong pants, and I will never spend this much on a sew-you-own-pajamas project again.

What I like about this product is that it can be ajusted. what I don't like about this product is it came in the wrong size than the size that I ordered.