Can I go out in my pajamas?

It is impolite to go out in pajamas. Of course, if you just go downstairs to pick up the courier, it is not particularly far from home, and it will not have a great impact on going out to wear pajamas. But if you go to public places, it's not good to wear pajamas.

In fact, whether pajamas can be worn out depends on its style. There are various styles of pajamas nowadays, some of which can be worn outside or at home. If you wear this kind of pajamas when you go out, you don't have to worry about any bad effects at all. It's just not formal, but it's not a big problem to wear in ordinary occasions. But if you want to go to a more formal occasion, pajamas are definitely not acceptable. As you said, it's no problem to get a courier downstairs or go to the vegetable market to buy food.

But if your pajamas are typical pajamas, you'd better not wear them. Because when others see your clothes, they know that they are actually worn for sleeping or at home, and they don't respect others or themselves very much. With the quality of pajamas getting better and better, many middle-aged and elderly people like to wear pajamas when they go out, thinking it is light and warm. Perhaps it is because many people do this, so many people will think this kind of behavior is desirable and correct. But in fact, this kind of clothes is called pajamas because it is worn when sleeping or resting.

In fact, whether you can go out in pajamas has always been controversial. We often see some people wearing pajamas when picking up their children, but these people are either grandparents or stay-at-home mothers, and they are all people with little social relations. Some people feel comfortable going out in pajamas, so there is no need to care too much about other people's eyes. However, some people think that wearing pajamas to go out is not in line with social etiquette. There has never been a clear tendency in this discussion, but everyone's living environment and habits are different, so they have different attitudes towards going out in pajamas.

Like my mother-in-law, it is normal to wear slippers to go out in summer, but in my opinion, slippers are shoes worn at home, so I absolutely forbid children to wear slippers to go out. I often argue with my husband about whether I can wear slippers to go out. In their view, comfort is the most important thing. But in my opinion, basic manners are still very important. It seems that no one can convince anyone! However, it is generally unacceptable to wear pajamas or slippers on formal occasions or crowded occasions.