This time I treated the Mrs. to a set of sleepers that I knew she would want to wear all day as well as all night. This is a pair of satin pajamas by Seven 'til Midnight, a company that is only recently being carried by EdenFantasys. There is no size chart available on EF so I checked the manufacturer's web site. There is a size chart but it is so small I challenge anyone to be able to read it. The entire chart is no more than 1 inch squared. Imagine how tiny the printing is? I saw no way to enlarge it so I can offer you no help. If you figure it out, let me know.

I ordered the Mrs. a size medium--she likes these things roomy. I was right to order the medium as it fit her well--the waist had a nice elastic band and a set of ties if you need to really pull the waist in. She is a size 12 and wears a size 36C bra (which seems to change now and then or maybe she just doesn't remember what she told me last time--I'm not questioning her about that--not now or ever--).

The pajamas came very simply wrapped. A plastic hanger holds a clear plastic bag in which the folded pajamas are placed. An insert has a picture of a woman wearing the pajamas and information about washing/drying, fabric content and the manufacturer. I address these items below. To both of us, this packaging gives a cheap appearance to the pajamas and quite frankly, they are not a quality item. $25.99 is on the upper end of lower priced pajamas available in mall stores where the quality is much higher. The most noticeable problem with the pajamas we have is that the seams are not sewn very well, causing a puckering along them. We pulled a seam to try to make them look better and the stitching broke--the Mrs. had to bring out the sewing machine and correct the straight seams. It wasn't hard and didn't take much time, but she should not have had to re-sew a brand new pair of pajamas. This may have been a fluke with this pair only, but something tells me that it is a chronic problem for this item. Those not handy with a needle and thread (or just don't want to bother) may not be happy with this purchase.

The shape of the pajamas is long pants with no cuff at the bottom. The Mrs. is only 5'3" tall so the pants were a few inches long (which she corrected along with the above mentioned seams). The top has very short, wide sleeves and a small collar. The short sleeves do have a cuff. There is a small pocket on the left side and it has a teeny, tiny ruffle at the top. I do not know what you would put in the pocket, but it is there anyway. There are 5 buttons down the center of the pajama top. The color is black with differing size hearts in shades of solid pink. The material is a smooth, shiny satin and is 97% polyester and 3% spandex.

You can probably guess that this outfit is machine washable and dryable, which is always nice. It requires no special attention. When the dryer cycle is done, I try to take everything out right away so wrinkles do not set in and I think this is a good thing to do for all laundry. There was no shrinkage and all the buttons remained securely in place.

Once the sewing issue was taken care of these pajamas are very attractive on the Mrs. She is comfortable wearing them around the house after the day is done or before the day begins. She also wears the top to sleep in--never the pants--she just doesn't like bottoms in bed, which has always been fine with me. But, she did try them one night and said that the fact that the satin is so shiny and smooth she did not feel like she was sticking to the sheets and that any women who do wear pajamas to bed would really like these.

This set of pajamas has stayed in good shape through many wearings and washings. The material is still shiny and it has not shrunk. The Mrs. finds it very comfortable for wearing around the house as well as sleeping. We recommend it to anyone looking for a pretty (but not overtly sexy) set of well made PJs.