983:. The first company to mass-produce blanket sleepers was Doctor Denton Sleeping Mills, which started using the term "sleeping garment", for their garments, starting in 1865, and most had buttons instead of zippers (since the zipper wasn't invented until the early 20th century), and trap-doors or butt-flaps in the back, as early blanket sleepers, quite obviously, took on the same basic design as the traditional union-suit (which may have been where the idea of the sleeper originated; as the children's version of their fathers' union-suits). However, the blanket sleeper first took something closely resembling its present form in the early 1950s, when many of the most recognizable features were first adopted, including the use of synthetic fabrics, slip-resistant soles, toe caps, rib-knit collar and cuffs, zipper closure, snap tab, and applique. The term
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On sleepers made since the 1980s, the soles of the feet usually attach to the upper foot pieces with an inward-facing seam. In preceding years, it was more common for the seam to face outward, and to be covered with a narrow strip of material, forming a kind of ridge around the perimeter of the sole.
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Although back closings using buttons were common on sleepers made before the 1950s, zippers in the back are uncommon in regular children's sleepers. A back zipper may make it difficult for the wearer to remove the sleeper for bathroom use. Most examples in regular sleepers date from the 1950–1970s as
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Some sleepers, especially in infant sizes, replace the usual front zipper with a front opening closing with snap fasteners. In infant sizes, this opening usually forks at the crotch, and extends down the insides of both legs to the ankles, in order to give access for diaper changes. This design tends
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In smaller sizes, there is little or no difference in the availability of sleepers for boys and for girls. Sleepers for older boys are somewhat less common than those for older girls. Nevertheless, sleepers for both boys and girls continue to be available in department stores, mainly during the fall
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or other footwear to keep their feet warm, as well as for adults who find putting on, and/or wearing socks in bed too bothersome, yet still want their feet covered when getting out of bed in the morning. Blanket sleepers without feet allow more room for growth and reduce the possibility of slipping.
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frills, and sleepers with screen-printed front panels may feature images of media characters appealing primarily to children of one gender. Also, the ranges of colors available may be different between the genders, in particular pink sleepers are rarely worn by boys due to a cultural association of
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garment, or as a garment intended for one gender. Even in the latter case, however, there is often no difference stylistically between sleepers marketed specifically for boys, and ones marketed specifically for girls. (The size numbers are also consistent, as, although there are slight differences
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A rare alternative to the center front zipper is the "side zipper", running from the neckline near one shoulder (usually the left) to the outside or front ankle. This is most commonly found on sleepers with an elaborate printed design on the front, in which case it serves to avoid disruption of the
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has developed, with several websites offering blanket sleepers manufactured on a small scale for men as well as women and children. Also, mass-produced, unisex-styled blanket sleepers marketed for women are sometimes purchased and worn by men, although the difference in the size ranges between men
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The sleeper serves mainly to keep the wearer warm at night, even in the absence of blankets and bed covers. The sleeper covers the entire body except for the head (except in certain cases where a hood is present) and (in most cases) hands (except in cases where a sleeper has attached mitts, mostly
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and flannelette. (Home-made sleepers were typically made out of fabric pieces cut from actual blankets.) The soles of the feet were usually made from the same material as the rest of the sleeper, though sometimes two layers were used for improved durability. The collar and cuffs were usually
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in the meanings of size numbers between boys and girls in the U.S. standard clothing size system, these are too small to matter in the case of a garment as loose-fitting as a blanket sleeper). Occasionally, however, sleepers marketed for girls may include effeminate decorative features such as
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Decorative features such as appliques or printed designs usually follow juvenile themes, and are designed to make the garments more attractive to the children who wear them. Some adult sleepers can also have appliques on them, but those tend to be from
Internet clothing suppliers who offer
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brand sleepers offered separate "sleeping hoods", designed to be used in conjunction with their sleepers, in sizes for both children and adults. On modern sleepers attached hoods are extremely rare, found only on a handful of sleepers for older girls and women, and costume
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The blanket sleeper is designed so that it can be worn either by itself as a standalone garment, or as a second layer worn over regular pajamas or other sleepwear. The one-piece design is simple to launder and has no detachable pieces that could be individually misplaced.
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running vertically down the front of the garment, from the neck opening to the inside or front ankle of one of the legs (usually the left), designed to make it easy to put on and take off. On teen and adult sizes, the zipper usually instead runs from the neck to the
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back zippers became less prevalent in the 1980s. Today, back zippers can most commonly be found on sleepers for wearers where it is advantageous to prevent the wearer removing their sleeper, especially those who wear diapers and have a tendency to remove them.
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Sleepers made in sizes for infants who are too young to walk often omit the slip-resistant soles on the feet, instead having soles made from the same fabric as the rest of the sleeper. This is also occasionally seen on sleepers for older girls or
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Yet another potential benefit of the blanket sleeper is that it may help prevent infants from removing or interfering with their diapers during the night. This can also apply to older children with certain developmental disabilities, such as
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Attached mittens were occasionally seen on sleepers made for infants, usually to prevent finger or thumb sucking, but also served the dual purpose of keeping the hands warm. Mittens can also be used on costume sleepers for both children and
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is sometimes used to refer to a two-piece footed sleeping garment with features designed to compensate for growth in the wearer, such as turn-back cuffs, or a double row of snap fasteners at the waist.
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requirements on children's sleepwear sold in the United States, up to size 14. Flammability requirements were tightened further in the early 1970s, and in 1977 the flame-retarding additive
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Infants' garments similar to blanket sleepers, but designed for use as outerwear rather than sleepwear (and usually featuring hoods and hand covers), are referred to by other terms such as
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Blanket sleepers for adult women used to be relatively uncommon, but since 2010s have increased in popularity and can be found in many department stores, usually in the colder months.
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custom-made sleepers and tend to be of favorite cartoon characters or items that the wearer had in childhood such as teddy bears and animal representatives that they had as pets.
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where the zipper meets the neck opening. This is a small tab of fabric sewed to the garment on one side of the zipper (usually the right), and fastening to the other side with a
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also further retains warmth by eliminating drafts. This is especially important for infants, for whom loose blankets may pose a safety hazard (including increasing the risk of
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was discovered to be carcinogenic, prompting a recall, and leading to the abandonment of such additives and the materials that depended on them for their flame-resistance.
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Although footed, one-piece garments in a variety of fabrics and styles are used in many countries as infant sleepwear, the specific range of styles with which the term
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Sleepers in larger sizes sometimes feature an elastic band along the rear half of the waist, designed to provide a better fit by reducing bagginess around the torso.
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with graphic designs. There may be a front panel with a single, elaborate printed design, either covering the chest, or forming the entire front portion of the
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Infants' garments similar to blanket sleepers, but with the bottom portion constructed like a bag, without separate leg enclosures, are usually not considered
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Around 1970, some sleepers were made with foot bottoms made from three-dimensional molded plastic. This feature proved unpopular, and was quickly abandoned.
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Occasionally, rather than having permanently attached feet, sleepers will come with separate feet, similar to slippers. This is more common on adult sizes.
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Adult-size sleepers, especially those sold by small
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to be less effective at eliminating drafts than the zipper closure, and is most often seen on lighter-weight sleepers designed for warmer weather.
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and legs. The sleeves may be a different color from the rest of the garment. Stripes are sometimes seen, most commonly on the collar and cuffs.
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sections below). Like bag-like coverings, the blanket sleeper is designed to be sufficiently warm as to make regular blankets or other
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thus tend not to be important in its design, and the basic design of the typical blanket sleeper has changed little over the years.
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that color with femininity. Unisex designs and colors offer a more sustainable option allowing the most use over time.
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brand sleepers in sizes for children as old as 10 years.)
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168:. The garment is worn especially by young
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991:by itself appeared considerably earlier.
244:Composition from relatively thick, heavy
133:A two-year-old wearing a blanket sleeper.
109:Learn how and when to remove this message
692:originally referred to). Alternatively,
160:worn primarily during the winter in the
867:Formerly used, obsolete terms include:
696:may instead be used more narrowly than
1308:Sleepers are occasionally made from a
1019:, either in the front or in the back.
1015:, and the sleeper usually closed with
856:, but others used include "Big Feet",
844:(older girls' and women's sizes only)
663:may refer to a single garment. When
655:is omitted, either the singular form
222:), blanket sleepers usually include:
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751:pajamas with (the) feet (in/on them)
47:adding citations to reliable sources
4108:Global trade of secondhand clothing
1165:references the persistent cultural
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1558:Obesity hypoventilation syndrome
1553:Central hypoventilation syndrome
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1985:Biphasic and polyphasic sleep
1793:Nocturnal clitoral tumescence
1655:Advanced sleep phase disorder
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1665:Delayed sleep phase disorder
1593:Excessive daytime sleepiness
911:, but it is also known as a
573:clothing retailers, such as
1798:Nocturnal penile tumescence
1670:Irregular sleep–wake rhythm
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1685:Shift work sleep disorder
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1172:A related phenomenon in
179:-like material, usually
158:sleeper or footie pajama
154:synonyms and trade names
1754:Exploding head syndrome
1563:Obstructive sleep apnea
1124:thumb or finger sucking
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4123:Reconstructed clothing
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1618:Idiopathic hypersomnia
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563:Internet auction sites
1891:Neuroscience of sleep
1623:Night eating syndrome
1608:Kleine–Levin syndrome
1153:The use of the terms
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409:Design considerations
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761:bunny (feet) pajamas
374:Optional decorative
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4180:Children's clothing
4151:Clothing portal
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1247:Molded plastic feet
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659:or the plural form
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1803:Nocturnal emission
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888:coverlet sleeper
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4091:Fur clothing
3911:Pocket watch
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3232:British Warm
3207:Chesterfield
3118:boxer shorts
3113:boxer briefs
2845:little black
2498:Bell-bottoms
2468:sweater vest
1946:Sleeping bag
1723:Sleepwalking
1708:Night terror
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41:Please help
36:verification
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3990:Semi-formal
3956:Dress codes
3846:Boutonnière
3828:Accessories
3707:Swim diaper
3702:Swim briefs
3667:Boardshorts
3587:Windbreaker
3348:Suit jacket
3343:Mess jacket
3237:Guards Coat
3156:See-through
2920:Romper suit
2294:Neck gaiter
2289:Neckerchief
2143:Terminology
2030:Second wind
2005:Dream diary
1881:Sleep study
1821:Sleep diary
1773:Hypnopompia
1768:Sleep onset
1759:Hypnic jerk
1598:Hypersomnia
1548:Catathrenia
1543:Sleep apnea
1453:Brain waves
1423:Stages of
1211:Back zipper
1196:Side zipper
1148:superheroes
1120:drawstrings
913:romper suit
854:Dr. Dentons
815:oversleeper
613:Terminology
220:Terminology
197:Terminology
4169:Categories
4161:References
3931:Suspenders
3926:Sunglasses
3861:Cummerbund
3851:Coin purse
3755:Flip-flops
3750:Dress shoe
3745:Dress boot
3740:Court shoe
3687:Rash guard
3634:Nightshirt
3508:Harrington
3466:pellegrina
3326:Frock coat
3319:Suit coats
3308:Mackintosh
3249:Over-frock
3108:Underpants
3057:Undershirt
2930:Shirtdress
2771:boilersuit
2668:diplomatic
2630:Yoga pants
2620:Sweatpants
2533:High water
2528:Go-to-hell
2421:sleeveless
2374:halterneck
2364:cache-cœur
2284:Lavallière
2138:Technology
2064:Sleep debt
2010:Microsleep
1990:Chronotype
1904:Daily life
1788:Somnolence
1764:Hypnagogia
1695:Parasomnia
1613:Narcolepsy
1525:Anatomical
1506:Theta wave
1476:Gamma wave
1471:Delta wave
1461:Alpha wave
1366:Union suit
1288:Dr. Denton
1240:bound foot
1236:bound edge
1230:Bound feet
1155:bunny suit
1128:Dr. Denton
1074:union suit
1049:Variations
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765:bunny suit
670:The terms
620:The terms
575:Lands' End
571:mail order
565:, such as
503:modacrylic
458:and other
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316:and wrist
205:bed covers
201:Variations
69:newspapers
4175:Nightwear
4000:black tie
3983:white tie
3891:Jewellery
3808:Pantyhose
3682:One-piece
3629:Nightgown
3601:Nightwear
3439:Inverness
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3194:Overcoats
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3027:Underwear
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2967:Ballerina
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2835:Coatdress
2776:cleanroom
2734:Religious
2729:Political
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2563:Parachute
2480:Waistcoat
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2074:Sleepover
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2020:Nightwear
1886:Melatonin
1848:Somnology
1813:Treatment
1646:disorders
1585:Dyssomnia
1491:PGO waves
1486:Mu rhythm
1481:K-complex
1466:Beta wave
1443:Slow-wave
1371:Pram suit
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1066:trap door
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1057:Drop seat
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938:go go bag
909:sleepsuit
726:include:
714:The term
495:polyester
481:Materials
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363:Optional
345:Optional
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279:synthetic
233:Attached
230:and legs.
142:Nightwear
4007:Informal
3936:Umbrella
3881:Headband
3856:Cufflink
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3798:Hold-ups
3727:Footwear
3677:Monokini
3672:Dry suit
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2766:Workwear
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2724:Pantsuit
2690:Military
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2261:Neckwear
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2177:baseball
2159:Headwear
2148:Timeline
2133:Industry
2116:Clothing
1941:Mattress
1916:Bunk bed
1836:Hypnosis
1628:Nocturia
1603:Insomnia
1351:Babygrow
1333:See also
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960:snowsuit
946:grow bag
920:sleepers
893:pajunion
825:nighties
661:sleepers
630:sleepers
464:dementia
435:slippers
376:applique
365:snap tab
347:toe caps
311:rib-knit
266:Features
259:Features
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189:babygrow
170:children
4103:Fursuit
4069:Fashion
4042:Costume
4025:Related
3965:Western
3886:Handbag
3871:Glasses
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