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Key Points Aldi's matching family holiday pajamas start at $7.99 for kids' sizes. There are three different pajama prints available. Use these matching sets as the perfect holiday photo op. There may not be anything sweeter than matching holiday pajamas with the people (and pets) you love. It’s such a simple way to be cutesy, cozy and align with your crew during a season that’s all about kindness and showing others you care. Even my teenage kids don’t mind being a little matchy-matchy with their 7-year-old little sister this time of year (as long as I don’t go totally overboard). Of course buying matching pjs can get a little expensive if you’re purchasing them for a family (or an extended group of friends). Old Navy has some great deals on their offerings but what may be even better are Aldi’s holiday matching pajama sets. 🎬 SIGN UP for Parade’s Daily newsletter to get the latest pop culture news & celebrity interviews delivered right to your inbox 🎬 Aldi has three different matching holiday pajama styles available in kids, women’s and men’s sizes. Frankly, I’m partial to the jolly Santa Fan Club set which features a long-sleeved green top with the big guy’s face on it and Christmas plaid bottoms. The kids set is priced at $7.99, while the adult sizes are $12.99. Merry Moments Ladies Holiday Pajama Set, $12.99 at Aldi A different set has a sweet nutcracker print and the third set has a motif of various holiday symbols like Christmas trees, bows and candy canes. I should mention that while the Santa Fan Club set has almost jogger-style bottoms that are more fitted, the nutcracker and holiday motif sets have looser fit pajama pants with a drawstring. Those details might influence which set you think is best for you and your family members. If your family isn’t immediately on board with matching holiday pajamas, you can win them over with a mix of humor, practicality and a little sentimental appeal. Start by pitching it as something fun rather than forced, and emphasize that it’s all about creating cozy, lighthearted memories together (and getting that one great photo you’ll actually want to keep). You can also make it sound effortless: “They’re super soft, comfy and you basically get a built-in outfit for Christmas morning.” If someone’s reluctant, play to their interests and maybe even let them pick the pattern. Sometimes it helps to sweeten the deal: turn it into part of a family movie night or cocoa-and-cookie tradition so it feels less like a photo op and more like an experience.
