Little kids in PJs

[Sultry]

This has always amused me but why do Thai children walk around in their PJs on the streets?

It usually occurs in the morning and in the evening. I just find it so amusing as I'd never seen this before.
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[Big A]

I am in favor of little kids wearing PJ's to bed and young and attractive ladies wearing them as street clothes.

Just think about Vietnam, where PJ's are everyday wear.
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[Jaime]

Sultry, daytime wearing of pj's is de rigueur on British council estates, along with slippers and dressing gowns for the adults. I was that pj wearing kid, playing on the building site up the road!
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[Winkie]

My wife (she's Indonesian) tells me that this is common in Indonesia too.

In Indonesia, it is a statement fo your financial status. Parading in your PJs (certainly for adults), is saying 'I can afford special sleeping clothes' - the likes of which are not traditionally worn by the Indonesians.

I see in my Moo Baan, many women, of the more mature variety, and in fact men too, wearing their PJs ealry in the mrning or in the evening.

I suspect that in Thailand the meaning for adults to parade in them is similar to Indonesia.
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[lomuamart]

I would reckon it's just practicable.
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