Turn that old pair of torn PJs into Boxer Briefs and rags

1. I don’t like to throw anything out. Usually, I wear my clothes until they are well worn. This blog is about what to do with pair of pajamas that has a tear on one or two of the legs.

If your pajamas have pockets and the ripping is on the seam, then the ripping will probably stop at one of the pockets. Stitching a rip also help stop it. Thus, blog is not about how to save pajamas with a ripped crotch. Pajamas with a ripped crotch probably have that ripped crotch because you were wearing clothing that is too tight.

Boxers versus Briefs:

Some people wear tighty whiteys, while some like to wear boxer shorts. Wearing boxer shorts is usually better for the male genitals because you testicles are not held too close to your body. Testicles have an optimum temperature, and it is slightly less than the rest of the body. What I am getting at is that we weren’t built to wear tighty whiteys and boxers are usually a better choice. The problem with tighty whiteys is that they kill more sperm than boxers do, or at least make them less healthy.

Converting your PJ bottoms:

My guess is that you aren’t too concerned about what your underwear looks like. Some people are, and if you are, then this blog is probably not for you. This is about comfort. Usually, old clothing feels more comfortable than new clothing, and that is just one more reason why you should do this other than it will save you money. It will save you money because you will not need to buy as much underwear. And, instead of buying rags, the leftover legs of the pajamas can be cut open, folded, and put somewhere. One use of such a rag is to clean up an oil spill.

The process is very simple, just cut the legs off of your pajamas slightly below the crotch. That is, you want to keep some of the leg of the pajamas when making them. All this requires is an old pair of pajamas and some scissors.