I was looking for something quieter than another electronic gift. Coloring a Christmas outfit turned into its own little holiday activity.
🎨 COLOR IT. WEAR IT. LOVE IT.
Color-Your-Own Christmas Pajamas
Color-Your-Own Christmas Pajamas
🎨 Color Your Own Christmas Pajamas
🎄 Make Christmas Memories Together
✨ Creative Fun Without Screens
🎁 A Gift They Can Color & Wear
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"My kids had so much fun coloring their pajamas! We spent the afternoon decorating them together, and they were so excited to wear their creations. Such a cute way to make Christmas memories!"
"My little one was completely entertained coloring these! I love finding activities that keep him busy without a tablet. The Christmas designs are adorable, and he was so proud of his finished pajamas!"
"I got two sets for my kids, and they absolutely loved making their own Christmas pajamas. They each picked their favorite colors and had the best time showing off their designs. Definitely a sweet holiday activity for siblings!"
What’s Included
What’s Included
One long-sleeve pajama top and matching pants with Christmas outline doodles.
Props and decorations shown in photos are for styling.
How It Works
How It Works
Choose a size, then make the Christmas doodles your own. Follow the instructions supplied with your coloring materials before wearing or washing the pajamas.
Free & Secure Shipping
Free & Secure Shipping
Free shipping on all orders. Orders are processed in 1–2 business days, followed by an estimated shipping time of 4–8 business days.
Delivery to remote areas may take longer. Business days exclude weekends and public holidays.
How It Works
More Than Pajamas
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Color Your Own Design
Screen-Free Christmas Fun
A Creative Holiday Gift
Find Your Perfect Size
Their Colors. Their Christmas.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.8 / 5 from 103 reviews.
Cute concept, and I like the finished-outfit idea. I just wish I'd paid closer attention to the size guide before deciding which option to choose.
We already have plenty of toys that light up and make noise. A pajama set that asks kids to create something felt refreshingly different.
The screen-free angle is what caught my eye. My kid had a project to work on instead of asking for another video five minutes into the evening.
I wanted a Christmas activity that didn't start with handing over a tablet. The coloring part gave us something to do together, and getting pajamas out of it felt like a little bonus.
For a kid who loves coloring and Christmas, the combination feels much more intentional than a generic holiday shirt.
I have two kids with very different tastes, so I liked the idea that each could color a set in their own style.
I like holiday traditions that aren't too elaborate. A coloring session followed by a pajama photo is simple and memorable.
I wanted a gift that would be fun to open but also give us something to do after the wrapping paper was gone. This hits both ideas.
I didn't want an activity that would take over the entire day. I like that this one can be approached a section at a time.
The idea caught my attention because it is easy to explain to grandparents: the child gets to color the Christmas pajamas themselves.
I like the two-in-one idea. It isn't an instant finished design, so set expectations if you're giving it as a surprise.
I would give this with a little time to do the project together. The activity is the selling point, not something to rush through.
With two little artists at home, buying just one coloring project usually starts an argument. A pair of sets is easier to plan around.
It's nice to have a creative project where a kid can start with one small section and build up to the rest at their own pace.
I was stuck on what to bring to a family Christmas gathering. These felt more thoughtful than grabbing another random toy at the store.
Buying for a kid who seems to own every toy is hard. This felt different because the present is part clothing and part activity.
I really like how personal the end result can be. Kids who like coloring neatly may take longer than you expect, which isn't a bad thing.
The best part is hearing 'I made these.' A regular printed pajama set doesn't create quite the same feeling.
It's a fun alternative to the usual matching-photo pajamas. Each child gets a little personality in the finished look.
I wondered whether this would be too much like schoolwork, but the Christmas theme makes the activity feel playful instead.
A nice alternative to plain Christmas pajamas. Just remember the print is meant to be colored, not already finished in the package.
My kid asked whether they could make the Christmas colors purple and blue. That was exactly the kind of imagination I hoped this would spark.
I was comparing regular holiday pajamas and these. Being able to make the design their own was the detail that interested me.
I like the idea better than another generic pajama set. I'd just plan ahead so the child gets to enjoy the creative part too.
The design gave my child a starting point without telling them exactly what every detail had to look like.
I don't want a big setup every time we do something seasonal. The straightforward concept is what drew me in.
I liked seeing a little creativity in a practical gift. The pajamas feel more personal once a kid has made color choices for them.
The project is sweet. I would set aside some space for the coloring session rather than expect it to happen on the couch.
If you're already shopping for Christmas pajamas, the chance to color them is a fun twist on something you'd be buying anyway.
It's a sweet holiday project. If you have more than one child, think about whether a single set will create some negotiations.
There's no one correct way for the design to look. That took the pressure off my child to make the 'perfect' Christmas picture.
At first I thought this was a finished printed design. Realizing the coloring is the point is what made it interesting.
I was looking for something creative without a complicated set of instructions. The idea is easy to grasp: choose colors and make it yours.
The two-in-one idea made more sense to me than buying a separate activity and a separate Christmas outfit.
My child is at the stage where doing it 'all by myself' matters. A wearable coloring project really speaks to that.
I liked the idea of getting a set for each child and then seeing their finished versions side by side.
A cute gift idea with a practical side. I'd check the product details for exactly what's included before planning the coloring day.
I appreciate the concept, but it may not be the best fit for a child who dislikes coloring. For a little artist, it makes more sense.
The blank details are the fun part. My little artist could decide whether the holiday shapes should be classic colors or completely wild.