Hooded jumpsuit – one piece of brushed fabric between you and the cold

A single-piece suit cut from flannel, with a hood and a zipper running down the front. It is cut loose through the body and the shoulders. It works as a costume for a themed evening and equally as something to spend a cold Sunday in.

Why choose this hooded jumpsuit?

Costume pieces usually get worn once and then live at the back of a closet. This one keeps earning its place, since it doubles as sleepwear. Flannel holds warmth without adding much weight.

Napped flannel: the inner face is brushed, so it feels warm from the moment you pull it on.
Attached hood: closes off the neck and head while leaving the field of view clear.
Full-length zipper: runs from the collar down past the chest, which keeps getting in and out simple.
Relaxed cut: enough room through the arms and legs to sit, sprawl or curl up.
Easy laundering: goes through a normal machine cycle with the rest of the wash.

Most evenings it stays on until bedtime, which is roughly the idea.

Order your usual size; the pattern is already generous and does not run small. Wash it inside out on a low spin and the nap stays soft. Line dry rather than tumble dry, since the heat flattens the fibers.