Winter is the season for many things – eggnog, warm fires and Christmas shopping among them. But it is also the season of pajamas. If you are in need of a new pair of PJs for the upcoming season, you are in luck. As part of Cyber Monday Deals Week, Amazon is running a one-day-only deal on pajamas. As they put it, they are offering up to 60 percent off. In some cases, they are actually offering more than that, however. In total, 628 pairs of pajamas/pajama-related items are featured in this deal. If you are in the market for comfies, you will for sure want to check them all out. They have a extensive men’s, women’s, boys’ and girls’ sections. The options range from regular shirt and pants combos:
Normally $60, this pant and henley set is 60 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Jockey Men’s Flannel Sleep Pant and Jersey Henley Pajama Set on sale for $23.99
To robes:
Normally $70, this robe is 57 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Jockey Men’s Waffle-Weave Kimono Robe on sale for $29.99
To some stuff that’s a bit more, um, out there:
Normally $80, this pair of PJs from the movie ‘Elf’ is 70 percent off today (Photo via Amazon)
Warner Brothers Men’s Buddy the Elf Hooded Uniform Union Suit on sale for $23.99
Needless to say, there are very many options here to consider, so you are doing yourself a disservice if you don’t check out the whole catalogue. Pajamas make for a great Christmas gift (I know I get a pair each year), and it might make sense to order them now while the discounts are so remarkable.
And while your shopping this Christmas season, make sure to check out the Daily Dealer, where we report on the year’s best deals.
Pajamas and more — up to 60 percent off
These girls are wearing pajamas (Photo via Shutterstock)
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