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6 Matching Pyjamas Alternatives You Should Try This December

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It’s the season of twinkling lights, carols, and, of course, the annual display of matching pyjamas flooding your timeline. Every December, families and couples flex their coordinated fits, as if it’s a competition to see who can dress up like they all raided Santa’s closet.

But let’s be real… why blow your December budget on overpriced pyjamas you’ll forget about by Valentine’s Day? The good news is, you don’t need to spend a kobo to achieve the perfect festive look. 

Everything you need is already in your house; you just didn’t realise it. Forget IG vendors – here are some matching pyjamas alternatives you can try this December.

1. Your Family Burial Asoebi

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Remember that fabric you bought for a cousin’s wedding or your uncle’s burial that cost as much as your rent? It’s time to bring it out of retirement because it’s one of the best matching pyjamas alternatives ever! The truth is, matching pyjamas are overrated – Asoebi is where the real uniformity and drip lies. Plus, you already paid for it, so this is just smart financial planning. Family slay and budget-friendly? Win-win!

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2. Hide Behind the Curtain

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Who needs extravagant matching pyjamas alternatives when you have a whole curtain? No need to unhook it – just have everyone in your family hide behind the living room drapes and peek their heads out for a dramatic, artsy vibe. The curtain doesn’t just frame the photo; it frames your creativity. Bonus points if you pick one with florals or bold patterns.

3. Your Gymwear

Nothing says “We are one” like a coordinated fitness shoot. Dig out those forgotten gym clothes, strike a yoga pose, and show the world that your family is united in health, wealth, and waistline goals. Throw in a water bottle (don’t forget the lemon/cucumber slices) or a dumbbell for added effect. If anyone calls you out, just tell them you’re starting your New Year’s resolutions early. Shikena!

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4. Sutana Slay

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Attending a white-garment church has its perks, and this is one of them. Matching white outfits, already ironed and ready to go? Yes, please. Who needs pyjamas when you have Sutanas that scream “Heavenly vibes”? If anyone questions you, just tell them it’s all part of the festive spirit.

5. The White Underwear Aesthetic

If the Kardashians can make basic white underwear a luxury brand, then your family can do it too! Dig out your cleanest singlets, shimmies, and tights, and embrace the minimalist life. Just make sure everyone’s whites are actually white – this isn’t the time for shades of cream or eggshell.

6. Just Wing It

Let’s not overthink this; who says you need to match? Throw on whatever makes you feel festive and comfortable, and call it a day. Matching pyjamas are so last year anyway. Individuality is the new Christmas vibe, and your family will look just as happy without a coordinating wardrobe.

So, this holiday season, ditch the trend and get creative with any of these matching pyjamas alternatives. Whether it’s rocking Asoebi or draping yourselves with curtains, there’s no wrong way to make memories. Take those photos, slay those captions, and show the world that holiday cheer is about love and fun, not just fashion!

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Nesiama Fasola
Nesiama Fasola
Nesiama (Ness) Fasola is a community manager, tech enthusiast, writer and full time hopeless romantic. She loves to scribble words in a bid to make sense of the jumble of thoughts, ideas and emotions that constantly plague her mind. At her leisure, you can either find her nose-deep in a book, brewing coffee or poking around in her garden.

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