I am looking for help on sat/sun am lounge wear

[Beerhunter]

Stupid question as I would like to change up my weekend mornings. In the past has been my choice of polo boxers and a matching or contrasting oversized shirt but a nice shirt none the less. Are there better more refined options out there other than the pajama sets for men. Or should I just go back to boxers and shirts?
Oh btw I am talking about the reg type of boxers not the new ones that look like bike shorts. But not the old man powder blue boxers.

 

[shavefreak]

I used to sleep in cotton t shirts and sport type stretch shorts and I was watching the Big Bang theory and Wallowitz is often in his bed and had these nice silk monogramed pajamas and I thought wow those look comfortable. I don't want a collar so I went looking for silk or satin sleepwear and ended up with some Hugo Boss sleepware off amazon. A nice black sleep t shirt and long pants and shorts, super smooth and silky feeling, very comfortable.

 

[Beerhunter]

Thanks for the heads up shavefreak I can't wait for my new look. The polo pony short and shirt got old. I am a major procratinator and 20 is long enough besides they are getting very worn out. Thanks again.

 

[cb91710]

Weekends? I just toss on a pair of jeans and my boat shoes. Hang with no shirt until we are ready to go somewhere.... but it's also pushing 100 degrees about now.

 

[Torcams]

I dig Prana "Sutra" pants for lounging on the weekend. Only downside is no fly. The materials do not sound very comfortable but they are indeed.

http://www.prana.com/sutra-pant.html

 

[Shaving_CHENG]

LL Bean flannel bottoms and a tee, brother. Simple and comfy. Enjoy

 

[nehpets4627]

I'm interested in changing things up in this regard as well. I normally sleep in just boxers and my normal Saturday/Sunday lounge attire consists of fairly baggy mesh athletic shorts and whatever grungy t-shirt I have around. I would prefer shorts over pants, but maybe something less baggy. I would also prefer less baggy t-shirts that are thicker than an under-shirt but not quite as heavy as something like a Polo logo pocket tee... along the lines of the aged/vintage logo tees most of the department stores sell, but without a design. Probably not looking for anything as luxurious as silk. I'll wear the same set for both mornings of a given weekend, so 2 sets to rotate should do the trick. Any ideas?