One less use for your airline PJs

Interesting story here where Tesco has apparently banned shoppers from wearing nightware while they shop.

Any guilty parties here?

As an aside, desperate as I am, I was run over by an old lady with a stick in Waitrose last night in the cheese department, but she wasn't my type.

Cheers, H

[HighFlyer]

I heard this on Jeremy Vine earlier. Who are these people that go to the supermarket in distinguishable PJs? I can be caught at home in a sleepsuit pretty much around the clock on some weekends but I'd never think to pop to Tesco wearing it, never mind fluffy PJs with cartoon sheep on them (approximation - I don't actually own anything like that).

Though to be fair, I dont see the 'harm'. I personally don't think its appropriate but at least they are fully clothed - which is more that can be said for many young girls on a Friday night buying their booze from the BWS aisle. [:D]

Thanks,
Sarah

It will be an airline banning shell suits and football shirts next ! (and thats just for the ladies)!

[Darren Wheeler]

quote:Originally posted by tontybear
It will be an airline banning shell suits and football shirts next ! (and thats just for the ladies)!


We can only hope [}:)]

I did of course mean that comment in a totally non elitist way !

I had to read the article twice as I felt sure I had misunderstood.

I couldn't get over the fact that the less than stylish PJ wearing shopper felt it was completely unreasonable that she was being asked to get dressed before she went shopping! [V]

[Darren Wheeler]

Wee Willie Winkie nightshirt and cap?

Just stand clear while going for the bottom shelf... [:0][:$]

quote:Originally posted by Jacki
I had to read the article twice as I felt sure I had misunderstood.

I couldn't get over the fact that the less than stylish PJ wearing shopper felt it was completely unreasonable that she was being asked to get dressed before she went shopping! [V]


Same here, I was wondering if it was just me being snobbish though, clearly not!

H