pijami

Pijami is a term that can refer to several things, most commonly a type of garment worn for sleeping or lounging. In many cultures, these are soft, loose-fitting garments designed for comfort. They often consist of a two-piece set, including trousers and a jacket or shirt, though one-piece variations also exist. The materials used can range from cotton and flannel for warmth to silk and satin for a more luxurious feel. Pijami are typically worn at home, particularly during the night.

Beyond sleepwear, "pijami" can also be a surname, found in various regions. Additionally, in some contexts, it may refer to specific local customs or traditions, though this usage is less widespread. The etymology of the word itself is often traced back to Persian and Indian origins, relating to the concept of loose-fitting trousers. The adoption and adaptation of pijami as sleepwear have made it a globally recognized item of clothing. Its primary function remains comfort and relaxation, whether for sleeping or casual wear around the house. The evolution of pijami styles reflects changing fashion trends and material innovations.