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I do it all the time, I have no shame. But just to walk up to my bodega or grab mail, delivery, etc. Or walk the dog. I keep it pretty low-key, like nice sweats, lounge pants, nothing too extreme or offensive lol.
No. I don't even wear pajamas around at home. There have been times when I was sick (like throwing up), with no intention of leaving the house that day and I still forced myself to get up and get dressed before laying back down. I just can't be in sleep wear outside of my normal sleeping hours.
That's weird that I just read this question. I just saw a woman in her pajamas at Walmart last night around 10;45 and I was out with my 8 year old son today and he asked me why that woman over there was wearing minion pajamas in a store? There are plenty of low class trash all over Long,Island these days.
I have once played outside with my friends in the park wearing my pyjama bottoms
When we were kids and were off to the drive-in with Mom and Dad, they dressed us in our jammies so they wouldn't have to undress us at home after we'd invariably gone to sleep during the second feature.
The playground next to the screen was teeming with kids in their jammies until the movie started, and we all dashed back to our parents' cars.
As an adult, I've been known to take out the trash or pick up the newspaper in my PJs, but I've not left my property in recent memory without being properly dressed.
ETA: In college, it was the custom to go to class in your PJs on the last day of each semester. Legally, I was an adult then ...
Does it count if you can't see them? I've worn them when I drove my son to school in the winter when he missed the bus. Last winter, I wore a button up pajama top to a medical appointment. It was a follow up after an accident, and I didn't know if I'd have to remove my top. I kept my coat on in the waiting room.
I rarely wear traditional pajamas or nightgowns, so what I wear to bed would probably pass for street clothes.
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