PNAEONGWomen's Flannel 100% Cotton Nightgown Button Down Boyfriend Nightshirt Mid-Long Style Sleepshirt Pajama Tops

Like others have said, the flannel is thick, soft, and very warm. If it feels a wee bit stiff right out of the bag, it will soften up with washing or even just wearing it. (I think there may be some sizing in the fabric.) The colors are pretty much as pictured, from the items I've seen in person.All the reviews and comments here about sizes and fit were really confusing to me and led me to buy the wrong size. So I want to help sort out some of the confusion.First of all, do NOT buy two sizes larger. Trust me on this.What I noticed is that only the OLDER reviews talk about how the nightshirt runs small. If you sort reviews by "most recent" instead of by "top reviews," you'll see the more recent views either say the nightie is true to size or that it runs a little bigger than expected. So maybe the garment maker adjusted the sizing in response to those older comments.There are two size charts in the product info. One is in the pictures, and one is in the printed info. Go with the size chart that is the last photo -- the garment measurements there match the measurements of the nightshirts I actually received (44" across the chest for Medium and 47.5" for Large).The nightshirt has an oversized cut -- that's why it's labeled as a "boyfriend" cut. So it's already wide, particularly in the shoulders and neck area. That's why you don't need to go up a size.I have now tried on this item in 3 sizes -- small, medium, and large.For reference, I'm between a size 6 and 8 in jeans and dresses. So sometimes I need a size small and sometimes I need a medium. It just depends on the cut and style of a garment. I am about 5'5" and my weight fluctuates between 125 and 130ish. My weight is mostly in my waist and tummy. My bra size is 36C or 34D, depending on the brand.It's true that the sleeves are a bit short, but it doesn't bother me. I've found it's common for nightshirts to to have sleeves that don't quite reach my wrist bones. Your mileage may vary.My experiences with the various sizes.SMALL -- this one fit me like the girl in the picture. It's the way you'd want a regular blouse to fit, with the shoulder seams lined up right with my shoulder, and a tailored fit down the sides. However, since it's sleepwear and not a blouse, I felt the armholes and sleeves were just a wee bit more restrictive than I preferred. Also, there was really no room for shrinkage in the washer/dryer. I'm sending it back. So I'd recommend size small for ladies whose dress size is a 2 or 4, and possibly a 6 if you have narrow shoulders and thinner arms or want a slim fit.MEDIUM -- this is ultimately the size I ended up keeping, and even ordered a couple more in different colors. It has a slightly oversized fit on me, with the shoulder seams hanging off my shoulders -- just like if you put on your boyfriend's shirt. The arms are still a little short, but don't feel tight at all. The armholes are loose and not restrictive. It's comfortable to wear in bed and doesn't bind when I'm rolling over. I'll wash in warm water and dry on low heat, and I'm confident the shrinkage won't ruin the fit. I recommend this size for ladies whose dress size is 6, 8, or 10 -- depending on how loose you like the fit and what temperature you set the dryer at. The unwashed shirt is 44" across the chest, from underarm to underarm. This is plenty roomy.LARGE -- this is the first one I got, because so many of the older reviews said it runs small. It was like wearing a tent! The problem with something that's TOO oversized is that when the v-neck is cut that large, it exposes a lot of chest and you can "pop out" of it. The actual garment measurement across the chest was about 48" from underarm to underarm. It was just too big for me, and I knew it wouldn't shrink that much, even with high heat (things tend to get shorter rather than narrower, and you don't want to lose length or sleeve length on this item). It's harder for me to recommend a size range for this one -- but I'm going to say it would work for ladies whose dress size is 10 or 12, possibly even 14 if you're not broad-shouldered or busty.It was kind of a lot of work getting the right size and coordinating the returns, but ultimately I think this is a good product. My old flannel nightshirts were getting really thin from years of washing, and this one is much warmer.

Love it. Very comfortable

I bought this as a gift for a friend going through an operation. She loved it and said it was lovely, soft and comfy. Thank you.

Bought this for a gift. She loves it. Says it's quite comfy

Very comfortable and easy to wash and dry. Great color.

Purchased as a gift

Supposed to be long sleeves. I got an extra large and sleeves were made for size small. Very frustrating!! Cold air above my wrist. I’m 5’8” 180lbs. Don’t buy if you’re tall. Customer Mirage Burton3.0 out of 5 starsVerified PurchaseNot for tall womenReviewed in the United States on April 14, 2023The flannel is nice and cozy. The care label says do not put in dryer, so it’s probably not preshrunk fabric. The length comes just below my knees standing. I’m 5’8” , 180-185 lbs. and I think I shrunk to 5’7”. I have long arms, but I am 5’8” tall. Since the sleeves are always to short on clothes made in china like this nightshirt, so I ordered X-Large and still too short I get pretty tired of these short sleeves on clothes from china so I won’t be ordering clothes any more made in that country. The sleeves are supposed to be long sleeved. The sleeves come above my tallerwrist bone and cold air is exposed to my arms. I got flannel to be warm in these montana winters and my arms get cold with this flannel nightshirt !!!! The sleeves should come to mid hand when standing and they don’t, as if made for small little people. I do not recommend this nightshirt to tall women- 5’7” or taller.

I got this button down, warm sleep shirt to wear after having surgery. It was comfy, long enough, and worked well. I like it!