Trying to buy Ladies Nighties - can anybody help?

ladybabe

damart? they do stuff like that

sezzie24

One option is this company

http://www.bundlebox.com

You register (for free) then you get a US PO Box address which any US purchases can get sent to then any purchases you make are shipped to your home address for a fee that includes duty and VAT.

It was in an '8 websites we worship' feature in this months Glamour magazine.

wooohooo

What about Peacocks,they have a big range of nightwear

I_knew_it_was_really_you

Bhs/Marks and Spencer/Debenhams. Matalan? Hope you find what you're looking for. xx

Fibabe

wooohooo wrote: »

What about Peacocks,they have a big range of nightwear

Just to let you know that Peacocks don't stock this sort of thing. You'd be better of trying their sister company Bon Marche.

formaldehyde_perfume

LadyJean wrote: »

Heehee! Didn't think of that

Seriously, thanks for the replies but I have tried just about all of the
links.
And just chatting to a friend who tells me they mostly make you
get dressed in hospital now so I will only need a nightie for sleeping -
unless I am expecting a dishy doc to wander by during the night

If they make you get dressed then a good option is to buy cheap jogging bottoms and slim fit t-shirts. I would highly recommend it.

pugsley_h

LadyJean wrote: »

Heehee! Didn't think of that

Seriously, thanks for the replies but I have tried just about all of the
links.
And just chatting to a friend who tells me they mostly make you
get dressed in hospital now so I will only need a nightie for sleeping -
unless I am expecting a dishy doc to wander by during the night

Depends where you are I guess - I spent quite a lot of time in hospital last year, and none of the people on the wards I was on got dressed during the day. I just took pjs - took one nightie - but was a bit paranoid about the sheets slipping off - so soon changed back to PJs. Different hospitals have different ideas though - the ones near you may encourage people to get dressed.

duncans_mum

Try the Co-Op they have very similar to the ones you want in stock

TeegansNan

Have you tried Witt International? Mail order company?
http://www.witt-international.co.uk/WEB/main/i_frame.asp?dept=home-personalcare

HTH

fozziebeartoo

JD Williams mail order used to do nylon ones.

I found them very useful in hospital because it made sliding in and out of bed much easier.......

Cotton nightie + cotton sheet = hard to slide
Nylon nightie + cotton sheet = slippy sliding much easier

Mind you, I was very, very heavy at the time so that might have been the reason, since my gastric bypass op (and losing weight) I now wear cotton ones :rotfl:

http://www.jdwilliams.co.uk/shop/product/details/show.action?pdLpUid=HQ379&pdBoUid=9397&lpgUid=11117694#colour:0,size:

Says polyester - any good?