43 Reviews (4.5 out of 5 Grommets)
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This nightgown is very comfy & can be worn while watching TV as well as for sleeping.
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My daughter absconded with this nightgown. It is now her favorite also. Very comfortable.
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She loves it. Not too warm in the long winter nights up here on the far edge (Saint Paul, MN USA).
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Gave this to my wife for Christmas, color fuchsia. She loved it and put it to good use that day/night, said it is very comfy.
About Goodnite Shirt
Sleep Softly
The Goodnite Shirt is a super soft shirt, so comfy you might never want take it off. Made from bamboo and cotton, the fabric mix is breathable and absorbent, making it perfect for sleeping. The shirt has the roomy, broken-in feel of your favorite T- shirt, but with a more flattering fit, hitting above the knee.
Whether you're running late to drop off the kids or just lounging on a weekend morn, there's no need to change out of your Goodnite Shirt. Just throw on a pair of leggings under the simple silhouette and you’ll look immediately put together (although we can’t speak for your hair).
In colors of red, black, and lavender, it’s also great for travel and beachwear. The accompanying gift pouch proclaims it’s “good in bed," making it a fun gift for all your gal pals.
Made by Goodwear in Essex, Massachusetts, a company so committed to American jobs, that every step of their manufacturing process, from materials to shipping, is done right here in the good ol’ U.S. of A.
Whether you're running late to drop off the kids or just lounging on a weekend morn, there's no need to change out of your Goodnite Shirt. Just throw on a pair of leggings under the simple silhouette and you’ll look immediately put together (although we can’t speak for your hair).
In colors of red, black, and lavender, it’s also great for travel and beachwear. The accompanying gift pouch proclaims it’s “good in bed," making it a fun gift for all your gal pals.
Made by Goodwear in Essex, Massachusetts, a company so committed to American jobs, that every step of their manufacturing process, from materials to shipping, is done right here in the good ol’ U.S. of A.
