December is just around the corner, and you know what that means: it’s time to bust out the Christmas pyjamas!
This year, why not ditch the stiff outfits and embrace the charm of festive sleepwear? After all, nothing screams holiday cheer quite like someone decked out in comfy, cheerful Christmas PJs, ready to lounge, unwrap presents and indulge in those festive snacks without a care in the world.
Whether you’re into classic designs or quirky motifs, the options truly are endless. From soft jersey to breathable cotton, there’s a pair out there just begging to be worn.
So, cue up the festive movies, pour yourself a drink and get ready to unwind as we reveal the Christmas pyjamas that’ll make this holiday season your merriest (and most comfy) one yet.
The best Christmas pyjamas to shop in Australia 2025
Morgan & Finch Cat Christmas Pyjamas
$59.95 at Bed Bath N’ Table
Holly Jolly Red Short Pyjama Set$79.99 $59.99 for Linen Lovers at Adairs
The Grinch Christmas Woven PJ Set
$25 at Big W
Christmas Dachshund Short Pyjama Set$79.99 $59.99 for Linen Lovers at Adairs
Sleep Satin Shirt$49.99 $34.99 at Bonds
Papinelle Christmas Stars Knit Boxer Set
$99.95 at David Jones
Gingerbread & Candy Cane PJ Set
$46 at ASOS
Adult Woven PJ Family Set$59.99 $35.99 at Cotton On
Chelsea Peers Petite Long Sleeve Set
$95 at ASOS
Sleep Aussie Cotton Tee$29.99 $20.99 at Bonds
PJ Club Oversized Wrapping Paper PJ Set
$59.95 at Myer
Christmas Candy Cane Boxer Set
$44.95 at Sussan
The Grinch Cotton Pyjama Set
$30 at Target
Disney Women’s Stitch Christmas Nightie
$18 at Big W
M&S Satin Christmas Food Pyjama Set
$73.99 at Marks & Spencer
&me Women’s Christmas Pyjamas
$15 at Big W
M&S Family Christmas Pyjama Set
$73.99 at Marks & Spencer
PJ Club Oversized Reindeer PJ Set
$59.95 at Myer
Christmas Novelty PJ Shortie Set
$69.95 at Sussan
Morgan & Finch Through The Snow PJs
$59.95 at Bed Bath N’ Table
Where is the best place to buy Christmas pyjamas?
For festive PJs that tick the “stylish, fun and made for summer nights in Australia” box, you want retailers that offer good sizing, solid availability and a range of styles. Below are some of the top options – with a quick snapshot of what each one brings to your festive-sleepwear line-up.
Whether you’re looking for matching family sets or cosy prints, these retailers have something for everyone to enjoy.
- Bed Bath N’ Table – Offers matching family pyjamas in fun, festive patterns designed for warm weather.
- Adairs – Their Christmas collection leans cosy-meets-stylish, with lightweight fabrics and soft seasonal colours.
- Myer – Carries a wide range of brands and styles, from luxe sleepwear to affordable festive picks.
- David Jones – Stocks premium options and designer labels, ideal for gifting or treating yourself.
- THE ICONIC – A one-stop shop for trending styles and quick delivery – expect everything from minimalist satin to playful prints.
- ASOS – Trendy and diverse, offering everything from classic plaid to cheeky slogans.
- Sussan – Think feminine, relaxed and chic – perfect if you want a subtle take on the Christmas theme.
- Marks & Spencer – Known for classic prints and quality cotton, their festive sets are equal parts cute and comfortable.
- Bonds – Fun, festive and easy to wear, with plenty of cotton options for hot summer nights.
- Big W – Great for budget-friendly novelty prints and coordinating family looks.
- Cotton On – Always on theme with playful Christmas designs and soft, breathable fabrics.
- Best & Less – Festive, comfy and super affordable – perfect for last-minute shoppers.
- Target – Affordable and cheerful, with matching sets for the whole family (including the dog).
Why do people wear pyjamas on Christmas?
Wearing pyjamas on Christmas has become a fun tradition for many families. They’re a comfy way to kick back and relax amongst all the holiday hustle and bustle.
Plus, matching Christmas pyjamas add a playful touch and make for great photo opportunities on Christmas morning!
When should you start wearing Christmas pyjamas?
You can start wearing Christmas pyjamas as soon as the festive season kicks in – usually from late November onwards. Many people like to debut theirs on December 1 or save them for Christmas Eve traditions and family photos, but there’s really nothing stopping you from wearing them whenever you like!
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