sleepwear

But the sleepwear magic can take you only so far.

She'd have to change to some other sleepwear soon, but that was Cathy's department.

People have come to expect me to wear sleepwear everywhere.

She is now expanding her brand with a new line of sleepwear.

It's not that I am unwilling to change out of sleepwear to real clothes.

Under Federal law, children's sleepwear must meet a standard for flame resistance.

Federal regulations do not require sleepwear to be labeled as such.

It is commonly used to make clothing, bed sheets, and sleepwear.

"Children's sleepwear might be a major market," she said.

Such accidents often happened before bedtime or in the morning when children were wearing sleepwear around the house.

As for the rest of the time, sleepwear can be summarized in two words, casual and comfortable.

She understood the psychology behind her change in sleepwear.

I started asking for advice on how to get on with my life, at least in the sleepwear department.

If it goes to hell, you'll be beamed here in your sleepwear."

As the night wore on, defenses were dropped by the pool, along with key items of sleepwear.

The boy was in white sleepwear decorated with yellow suns and blue moons.

Faith, still in her sleepwear and looking bleary-eyed, was hunched over a cup of coffee.

As Tim lay there and idea began to form, he wanted to try on Paul's sleepwear.

Children also wore long johns as sleepwear, usually made out of cotton and polyester.

You'll also find great lingerie and sleepwear, and alterations are free.

But fall is here, a breeze is in the air, and we're in for a sleepwear moment.

She said the agency is considering action against manufacturers and others who sell garments that do not meet Federal regulations as sleepwear.

Federal rules took effect in 1975 that required children's sleepwear up to size 14 to meet a minimal flammability standard.

Sleepwear was apparently not part of their Starfleet kit at this time.