Want to look professional while working from home? Try 'pyjamas suit'-ing up


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A Japan-based company has presented its first "pyjamas suit", a hybrid creation between suit and pyjama for men seeking comfort and elegance. Photo: AFP

Has the Covid-19 pandemic definitively put an end to the suit and tie?

Since the first lockdowns, suit sales have plummeted worldwide, and brands are now working on more casual outfits. Japan-based Aoki Holdings has even presented its first "pyjamas suit", a hybrid creation between suit and pyjama for men seeking comfort and elegance.

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