A classic nightgown is a must for any wardrobe, and this one from Croft & Barrow gives you all the cozy vibes while still being light enough to wear around the house. There are few things worse than cozy pajamas that you feel like you can’t actually move in, lest you break out into a heavy sweat. I love how vintage and sweet this one is without making you feel frumpy.

If this isn’t Ma Ingalls-coded, I don’t know what is. The way I want to put this snap-front sweatshirt lounger on and wrap myself up on the couch with a mug of hot tea is intense. You could wear this over a lighter nightgown or even light tops and bottoms, but I also think it’s plenty cozy to throw on after a shower for relaxing.

I mean, come on. This long nightgown from Jessica London is not only covered in cardinals, but it also goes all the way down to your ankles and is made of flannel. Like, just all the cozy things you need in pajamas rolled into one nightgown.

I have several of these Auden nightgowns from Target, and they are so cozy and comfy... but also kind of sexy? I just love feeling all snug in a big, oversized, collared nightgown, and it gives me the best kind of vibes. Don’t worry; it’s long enough to wear while just around the house, too.

Does it not look like you just threw on Pa’s work shirt to catch some winter ZZZs? From Natural Life, this flannel shirt dress is nice and long but also super roomy and cozy so that you can move around freely without feeling exposed or like you need to throw some clothes on ASAP. The plaid is the perfect color combo, too, and it works well for fall all the way through winter if you like being on theme.

You know those tootsies are going to get cold, so it’s only right that you have a soft pair of cozy socks to go along with your jammies. These chenille socks from UGG aren’t too long but feel almost like a light slipper when you pull them on (while still keeping you nice and warm). I usually hate socks, but these don’t slip down my legs either, and I can actually walk around my house without getting totally aggravated by them.

Hanna Andersson always has the best holiday prints, and I’m obsessed with this festive forest version, especially when it comes on a flannel nightshirt. Not only is it another cozy winter pajama idea, but it also matches the whole family — you can grab this same print in other adult sets, as well as kid and baby sizes.

My best friend has a thing against sleeves on pajamas, but I knew I could still find a classic, cozy nightgown that didn’t make her feel stuck or trapped. This sleeveless nightgown from Amazon has all of the traditional details you love, yet it’s nice and light for those who want to be comfy but don’t want to feel overheated or trapped in a lot of fabric.

Another great option for those who just need to breathe in their nightgowns, this cotton interlock nightgown from Lands’ End is nice and light, with that kind of soft, somewhat stretchy breathable fabric you love. The scoop neck is super flattering, too, and I love the little tie at the top for an extra dash of feminine coziness.

If the fire went out in that Little House, you know darn well Ma had to be ready with extra layers. So, tap into your own winter in the big woods desires with this plush robe from L.L. Bean. It’s extra soft, extra cozy, and extra gorgeous in that plum color. Don’t you want to throw it on for Christmas morning? Same.

I’ve recently become a Bombas girl, and I want everyone to have this pair of gripper slipper booties in their own house. These are sherpa-lined and have a soft, grippy bottom, so you can wear them in your house without feeling like you’re wearing a hefty pair of shoes on your own couch.