Old Navy Christmas Pajamas Are Back—These Are the Family Styles Worth a Look for 2026

Collage of women in Old Navy Christmas pajamas and red knit beanies, including plaid flannel pants, green-and-white Santa stripe shorts, a red "Merry" top and a cream printed set, with a gingerbread cutout

Matching Christmas pajamas sound like a small decision until you’re trying to find one print in four different sizes, convincing someone who only wears a T-shirt to try a button-down, and realizing the baby’s set looks nothing like the one in your cart.

The answer isn’t necessarily to put everyone in the exact same outfit. Start with a shared print or color palette, then let each person wear the silhouette that feels comfortable. A coordinated family photo can still work when one person wears a full set and another wears pajama pants with a plain tee.

Old Navy’s Christmas pajama assortment is online, with adult and children’s styles to browse together. This edit focuses on the pieces that make that process easier: traditional flannel sets, a shorter option for adults who run warm, and separate pants for people who prefer a less coordinated-looking look.

Before ordering, check the selected print not just the product name and confirm every size you need. A matching collection is only useful if it works for your actual family.

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The family-pajama shopping rule I’d start with

Old Navy Sunday Sleep red knit jersey pajama set with a long-sleeve button-front top, white piping and wide-leg pants

Old Navy

Sunday Sleep Knit Jersey Pant Set
$49.99

Choose the person whose size is hardest to find first. That might be a tall adult, a baby between sizes, or a child who strongly prefers a particular fit. Build the rest of the order around that available print.

Then decide whether you want matching sets or a coordinated palette. White and navy plaid create a quieter winter look; Santa Stripes and Christmas Classic take a more openly festive direction. You don’t need to mix all four. Pick one idea and repeat it.

1. The women’s button-front flannel set

Woman wearing an Old Navy red, green and white plaid flannel pajama set with a collared button-front shirt and full-length pants

Old Navy

Printed Flannel Pajama Pant Set for Women

$18.00

A collared pajama shirt and full-length pants are the closest thing to a dressed-up version of staying home.

2. The men’s set for a coordinated—not identical—look

Man wearing an Old Navy navy flannel pajama set with a green Christmas tree print, a collared button-front shirt and matching pants

Old Navy

Flannel Pajama Pant Set for Men

$18

If your family prefers a quieter print, start with navy plaid

3. The kids’ flannel set with a proper pajama collar

Old Navy kids' gender-neutral flannel pajama set with a green and white stripe and Santa print, a collared button-front top and pants

Old Navy

Gender-Neutral Printed Flannel Pajama Pants Set for Kids

$18

4. The toddler-and-baby set without a button-front shirt

Old Navy SoftMode toddler and baby snug-fit pajama set in red with a white holiday print of trees, ornaments and snowflakes

Old Navy

SoftMode Printed Snug-Fit Pajama Set for Toddler & Baby

$16.99

If you prefer a simpler pull-on silhouette for a younger child, the SoftMode Printed Snug-Fit Pajama Set is another option.

5. The women’s short set for a less bundled-up option

Woman wearing an Old Navy green and white striped Santa print flannel pajama set with a short-sleeve collared shirt and shorts

Old Navy

Flannel Pajama Short Set for Women

$18.00

6. Separate pajama pants for the person who won’t wear a full set

Man wearing Old Navy green and white striped Santa print flannel pajama pants with a green graphic sweatshirt

Old Navy

Flannel Pajama Pants for Men

$26.99

Separate flannel pajama pants solve that problem. Pair them with a solid tee or an existing sweatshirt in a color from the print. The result still reads as coordinated, but it is easier to wear again after the holiday photo.

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