What is a Bed Jacket?
Where is a bed jacket worn? Who wears a bed jacket? A Bed jacket is not just for bed! Given the emerging trend of women wearing lingerie-styled clothing as street wear, it is not surprising that some women are taking a second look at the incredible comfort offered from a “bed jacket” and finding more uses for it. One of our very stylish teenage nieces tried on our Turkish chenille bed jacket and not only looked wonderful in it… but loved it and wanted to wear it out with her friends. What is a bed jacket? A bed jacket, by definition, is a lightweight jacket usually worn over a nightgown or pajamas while sitting in bed. Traditionally, a bed jacket has been worn by women in the hospital, a nursing home, or convalescing at home. We still ship many bed jacket gifts to women in need of the special practicality that a bed jacket offers a patient. Where is a bed jacket worn? Women’s bed jackets are also being used as a cozy top for around the house. What makes a bed jacket ideal for so many
A bed jacket is a garment designed to be worn over pajamas, either for more coverage around the house, or to keep warm in bed. In colder regions of the world, bed jackets are extremely popular. This is because wearing a bed jacket to bed can greatly reduce the heating bill, since the house does not need to be kept as warm. Bed jackets are also designed to go with lingerie sets, as light cover-up garments. Many department stores carry a selection of bed jackets, and they are also available through mail order catalogs. In design, a bed jacket resembles a robe, except that it stops around the hips. This greatly reduces the bulk of the garment, and also makes it practical for sleeping in, as it will not entangle the legs of the sleeper. Typically, the bed jacket is loose, so that pajamas can be worn under it, and the sleeves are long, to cover the arms. The bed jacket can belt, button, snap, or zip, depending on the design, and can be made from a wide variety of fabrics. Popular choices ar
