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Q: Where can I find a proper pyjama shop in Shanghai?

I'm talkin proper, Shanghainese street-style PJs, authentic proper ones, full on Shanghainese classics. 

11 years 35 weeks ago in  Shopping - Shanghai

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seems like a question for all the local folk walking around in public dressed in jammies. 

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I think us foreigners in Shanghai should have a Shanghai PJ Day where we all get on the metro in our rockin Shanghai jammies. Much like the no pants day in the west, but more stylish. 

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Shopping online always offers you more chances.

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