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Is this a PJ shirt or a regular shirt?


Question Posted Saturday January 12 2008, 7:48 pm

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this will sound stupid....but is this a PJ shirt or a regular shirt?
haha thanks.xxoo

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LM answered Sunday January 13 2008, 12:07 am:
Regular shirt, I beleive.
But I sleep in regular clothes, and wear my pajamas to school. So it doesn't really matter, pajama shirts are usually just a softer material.

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honestXmiistake answered Saturday January 12 2008, 8:31 pm:
It looks like a regular shirt.. besides, I don't think Hollister really sells pajamas, just PJ pants. But personally, I would wear it out as a normal shirt even if it did happen to be a PJ shirt, it doesn't look like one :]

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