Alexander Del Rossa Adult Onesies for Men, Mens Onesie Pajamas Adults, Fleece Onesie for Men, Hooded Footed Mens Onsie

Had them in red plaid & just purchased a navy blue pair. My 6'3, 185 lb Dad (blue plaid) wears size L Tall. I'm 6'6 200lb & size 2XL-Tall is a comfortable fit. Soft & cozy-the fleece material is not too thin. Front & foot zippers slide easily. Colors haven't faded at all after many washes. I hang them to dry but they can be placed in a dryer. Zippered feet can be easily removed if desired.

Soft ,warm and comfy

My husband has been wanting a footie pajama for YEARS...& Ive finally gotten him one and he is ECSTATIC! Great feeling of the onesie, light and warm! When I purchased this, I didnt know the feet were removable...my husband found that out! These are amazing!!

Super comfy, nice and warm. Not crazy about the feet because the rubber traction spots are thick enough to feel like there’s gravel under my feet.

Let me start by saying that I'm in a wheelchair. I have Spina Bifida Level L4/L5 and my legs do, sort of work. Trying to get this thing on is a little bit of a challenge, but I sort of expected that. Trying to remove it, however, wow, what a major pain sometimes. I don't know how people do it, if they stand up and depend on gravity or what. I obviously cannot do that. I pull one arm down, try to manuever my elbow out, then pull that arm out, then I pull the other arm out with much more ease. If you're in a wheelchair and you are pretty good with your arms like I am, you shouldn't have too much of a problem, maybe you're more coordinated than I am, too. It'd be much easier if you have a friend/companion help you remove it, as well. I don't. Getting the legs out is easy, well, for me. Let me just say though, that a lot of us that are disabled and cannot feel our lower extremities as well tend to sort of forget that they're their. My feet would freeze off and I wouldn't even know it, well, kind of in my case. If you can handle something like this, I'd definitely get it. You can zip off the feet, too, but that would defeat the purpose of what I just said. Just remember to go to the bathroom BEFORE putting this thing on. If you have consistent issues with "the #2", and I'm sure you know what I mean, I don't think this would be a good idea for you. Occasionally, I do. I have yet to have that "problem" since getting this product, but I think a super critical probiotic has addressed that. Also, it doesn't fit me all that well because I ordered a larger one for my shoulders. My shoulders fit well, but it's still too tall for me, and my feet easily sleep. I have Pergo floors. I'm very careful about holding onto things and locking my wheelchair when transferring. That said, this thing is COMFY! I love it. I wish I'd ordered it sooner. I'd ordered it on a night that was 40F (the summers get to 103F with heat waves), and of course it warmed up a little by time it arrived but still, I love it. I'm now made fun of, I'm told I wear a bunny suit. Gee, thanks Buggs Bunny. Maybe I should try driving with this thing, purposely get lost, stop and ask for directions just to see if someone tells me that I "took a wrong turn at Albuquerque".

I bought a pair of the women's for my wife for Christmas. She and I are about the same size, so when they arrived I tried them on to see that they'd fit. I didn't want to take them off. She loves them and after seeing her lounge around the house in them for a few days, I couldn't stand it anymore and at her suggestion bought some for me. I knew hers fit me, but trying to translate the women's medium into a men's size wasn't obvious. I'm 5'7, 155 lbs., and my chest at 37" falls EXACTLY between small and medium in the description's sizing information. I was more concerned with length than height, and since the description says "fits up to 6' tall", I'm thinking "if I didn't stay on the smaller side I'll end up dragging a floppy train around for feet", so I got the small. They (is it plural? why? It's like pants -- they come in pairs, but what's the pair -- the legs? But I would say "my pair of pants is a very nice pant," wouldn't I? It's like "won't" -- what's that a contraction of? Others make sense -- "wouldn't" for "would not", "don't" for "do not", but "won't" doesn't make any sense -- where'd the "o" come from? You can't move it from "not" to make a contraction -- I think the government would fine you for that. It should be "willn't" to be consistent. So what is "pajamas" plural-ing -- like "pants", I'd say "my pajamas are a fine pajama". What's up with this? But I digress) -- they fit fine (the forearms are snug) except that even with a small they are an inch or so longer than I'd like. Until I can sew in some elastic or something, I have taken the advice of another reviewer and keep the feet in perfect order with rubber bands around the ankles. I wear them whenever I'm relaxing around the house. I can't wait to get in them. It's almost like they are part of you -- we're all naked under our clothes, but these let you feel that way even when they are on. I wish an outfit like this was acceptable as everyday wear (in places other than Wal-Mart) -- I'd buy several and wear them all the time. I ALMOST gave them 4 stars because of the limited sizing options -- it'd be nice to have a leg length option, but not sure how they could get it better and still mass produce them. You almost need something like this tailor-made, I think. Still, these pajamas are the best clothing I've ever owned.

I ordered the Del Rossa Microfleece footed pajamas for the cold winter evenings to wear around the house as lounge wear. The pajamas are of good quality and are nice and warm. The biggest complaint that I have is the size/cut. I went by the size chart and the PJs fit in the legs, arms and mid section with room to spare, comfortable (I am 6' tall). The issue is in the shoulders and crotch areas. It seems that the inseam section of the PJs should have been made a little lower. When putting on the PJs, the shoulders are a little tight height wise which forces the rest of the torso section up and leaves less room than desired in the crotch area. When people buy PJs they usually want them to be loose fitting and "roomy". These PJs are designed with extra room in the tummy, arms and legs... I just wish they would have made the inseam a couple of inches lower and / or the back material a little longer. The second issue was trying to remove the feet. There are zippers which unzipped easily but the starting part of the zipper would not detach easily. This is a minor issue since I want the feet section on and decided to forego forcing the feet off, but I wonder if the removal and reattachment of the feet would get easier after doing it a few times or would it damage the zipper? I would give the PJs four stars for quality and if they were cut properly and more comfortable I might even give them five, but with the cut issue I have to downgrade my rating to three. Good quality, comfortable, but should/could be more comfortable.

These are super comfy and the foots are removable. The zipper and pockets are in the front the hood makes it super comfortable. Would recommend for the whole family or gift giving.