(ARA) - Gadgets are good, books can be beautiful, sweaters can be sensible, and sexy lingerie - well its seductive to say the least. But what would the majority of women (and girls) like wrapped under the Christmas tree? You guessed it - her nightgown flannel fabulous to replace the thread-bare, wear (and well-loved) one theyre probably wearing Christmas morning.
And because the flannel is long held, he became in fact a once-a-year gift and offer tradition.
Recently at a MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) gathering, the speaker shared ways to create memories for children that would last a lifetime. Many ideas were exchanged, but the one that got everyone talking was the idea of buying a flannel shirt once every holiday season. One mother said, every Christmas, my mom opening a Christmas present. We always knew it was going to be a new Lanz of Salzburg flannel shirt and we couldnt wait to put it on we-didn't care if it was a holiday feeling or a classic pattern Lanz - we were delighted !
Kristen Donnell of Kristen Pajama Company, which sells hundreds of Lanz nightgowns flannel Salzburg, notes, All my clients have histories of flannel nightgown. I had fans of Lanz recount stories of their grandparents wearing Lanz flannels when the Austrian company was newly established in 1938. Only 48 years after Christmas became a national holiday in the United States. Many of my male clients say they cannot show on Christmas Eve without a Lanz flannel shirt under the Christmas tree.
Traditions are part of the holiday season, no matter what you celebrate.A bittersweet story narrated especially to Kristen in a recent e-mail. A woman who writes a favorite Hanukkah tradition receiving a Lanz flannel shirt that matched the one her mother wore on the last night of Hanukkah. She said that although his mother was alive, she has continued this tradition with his own family. And although some in the family were boys, she has included providing large and small a new pair of plaid pajamas....
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