I saw the infomercial for Pajama Jeans and laughed. That's how I can tell if an As Seen on TV product will be a hit -- if it makes me laugh, I have to own it. Of course I, you, and everybody we know needs a pair of Pajama Jeans.
The genius of PJJs: They're cozy sleep bottoms that make it look like you're wearing actual pants. Their dark blue hue and golden stitching will make you feel like unemployed royalty! Not since the Wearable Towel or the Snuggie have I found such a groundbreaking over/undergarment!
They are comfy and roomy and true to size. They slide on like butter, wear like bowl of fresh cream. I put on a nice blouse, and I'm pretty sure I could actually go on a job interview like this and nobody would know the difference. They're totally worth $40.
Oh, and attention, gentlemen -- looking for an unusual gift for your gal? This is it. I don't know a woman alive who wouldn't be floored by these denim impostors. And she'll be in a much better mood than she is when she wears her skinny jeans. Trust me.
It's like the Pajama Jeans Web site says: "Just because you're busy, doesn't mean you can't look sharp." This is a kind way of saying that if you're busy going from the sofa to the market, it doesn't mean you have to look unemployed. Or schlubby. You can still look like the kind of go-getter who has the decency to put on Real Pants.
I absolutely refuse to take them off. And for this reason, they get my highest Product Rating of 5 Shamwows! Set it and forget it, my friends.
Pajama Jeans! You'll look like you give a damn, even if you don't.












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Thursday 18 February
By Carrie
Wait...you would wear jeans to a job interview? Not acceptable...
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Monday 29 March
By Jessica
Not everyone has a job where you need to wear a suit. Dark jeans are perfectly acceptable for many jobs. You'd end up looking like the guys on stepbrothers in the tuxedos trying out for a jantor's job. Don't be so snotty.
Friday 19 February
By C.J.
I guess I've never worn jeans on a job interview, but I've thought of it. Not even with a fancy jacket and nice boots.
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Friday 19 February
By Laura S.
Is that Beth modeling them? Everything looks good on her!
The infomercial is ridiculous. And so is the name. I want them anyway.
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Friday 19 February
By edie
"unemployed royalty" best line yet!
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Sunday 28 February
By Shoe Queen
LOL yes, I giggled when I read that too!
Friday 19 February
By edie
I think we could suggest that they don't need actual pockets. Cuts into the line of the pants (as seen in the photo above). Suggest a faux pocket.
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Saturday 06 March
By Jen
NEED POCKETS to hold my Cell Phone... NO FAUX Pockets Please!
Friday 19 February
By C.J.
that's my sister Julia, the hot piece of ass, modeling the pajama jeans in this photo.
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Thursday 25 February
By sarah
you are sucha lier stop abusing that girl!!! im serious or else i will report you!
Friday 19 February
By RockStar
$40 for a pair of pajama pants is pretty unreasonable but dang do i wish i had a pair for the year i was laid off i went everywhere in my pajamas there was no longer a reason to get dressed lol...
and to those commenting.. yes it is acceptable to wear jeans to an interview, depending on where you're interviewing. If it's a casual environment jeans and a nice top are perfectly acceptable.
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Friday 19 February
By Renae
I wonder how bad the stretching is though, and how long they last. For $40 you would hope they hold up in the wash well.
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Friday 19 February
By C.J.
I washed mine and they are as good if not better than before.
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Saturday 20 February
By Jenn
wow you people have no sense of humor.
I seriously want these pants and hope the price drops after a while. If I'm going to spend fourty bucks it'll probably be on real pants.
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Saturday 20 February
By C.J.
I think they're totally worth $40. Jeans are expensive and these are more like jeans than pajamas. The most wonderful, soft, comfortable jeans ever.
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Thursday 25 February
By dawn
I can get a real pair of jeans for less than that
Sunday 21 February
By S. M.
Much as I would love to say they're true to size, I cannot. For a (ahem) mature woman, the rise is so short, I had to put elastic into the waistband or they slid down every time I sat and then got up. They are comfortable, though, now that I've "fixed" them. They do look like regular jeans and I'm keeping them!
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Monday 22 February
By Sage
And it's the invention of this kind of stuff that makes me wonder why it is that people can't just put on ACTUAL pants before leaving the house.
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Tuesday 23 February
By StealingKitty
OH MY! I have the snuggie, it was too hot and had to give to my teen who adores it. These jeans, well they were made for the urban hipster in need of quick and cool pants in a pinch. Totally going to order them.
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Wednesday 24 February
By Cathy
Is that an error? 10 to 12 Weeks for delivery? Was it meant to be 10 to 12 days? 10 weeks takes us into mid may. way too long.
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