20% off onesies at Debenhams.

ailuro2

these are great for camping. very cosy. plan ahead for next summer's festival goer and get them one for Crimbo?

thumperrabbit

Great thanks, another pressie for teenage daughter!

FagAshLil

That's my Christmas Eve new jimjams sorted then - thank you

pulliptears

Can I suggest that rather than looking for 'onesies' you search for the actual term 'Kigarumi'

If you look through eBay you will find Kigu's of all shapes and sizes from dinosaurs to Disney's Stich for £17 delivered. They come in from China, they wash wonderfully and are delivered within the month usually.

System

kolibri wrote: »

Please forgive me my ignorance, but how do you wee in these?

You don't, you still use the toilet for that.:)

EssexGirl

!!!!!! wrote: »

You don't, you still use the toilet for that.:)

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: I nearly spat out my lunch, made me laugh so much!

eklynne

BettiePage wrote: »

They look cosy, but the thought of having a freezing bum and back when you need a wee in the middle of the night puts me off.

I love my onesie, I wear a vest under mine to solve that problem

eklynne

pulliptears wrote: »

Can I suggest that rather than looking for 'onesies' you search for the actual term 'Kigarumi'

If you look through eBay you will find Kigu's of all shapes and sizes from dinosaurs to Disney's Stich for £17 delivered. They come in from China, they wash wonderfully and are delivered within the month usually.

Thanks, but my dd wouldn't thank me for one of those! Why are they so massive at the crotch?! She'd call them 'jobby-catchers':rotfl:

pulliptears

eklynne wrote: »

Thanks, but my dd wouldn't thank me for one of those! Why are they so massive at the crotch?! She'd call them 'jobby-catchers':rotfl:

They are the original animal suits, popular long before the high street started to copy them and call them 'onesies'. Thats just how kigus are, they are incredibly popular at festivals (which is why I suspect Primark and the like began to copy them) and with teenagers so I'd be surprised if you had a teen that didn't want one.

Both my teens have had them for years and have always worn them to festivals. They actually have Kigu nights in our local town as well. DS wore his onstage at a Halloween gig last month. If you look carefully at the NatWest ad you'll see the man in it wearing a Kangaroo kigu as well