My husband loves the fabric used for hospital gowns. Does anyone know where this soft fabric can be purchased? He wants me to make him pajamas.
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He must have been in a different hospital than I was in! LOL I sent DH home for my own PJs as the ones they had were so stiff and dry they chaffed the skin!! I'll be curious to hear what you find out though.
He probably got the ones that had been washed a million times.
Look for 100% cotton cloth and throw it in with every load of laundry that is same color for about a month! LOL
Becky
I agree with you. Looks just like 100% cotton to me, just washed a lot and probably in hot water.Marcy
I usally get the ones that are on their last threads so to speak and yes they are soft!Too funny. We are laughing with your husband not at him...but I agree with all the others keep the fabric hidden in and out of the washer/dryer for a month and see how soft it will get...Connie
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