Stampede! Bluey Pyjamas Are Back At Peter Alexander After Debacle Sale

Brace yourselves….Bluey pyjamas are back at Peter Alexander from today! And if the sale was anything like last time, you better get your claws out.

This is the second time Peter Alexander has got into bed with the Bluey brand and we hope this time, the collab will be more harmonious.

When the Bluey PJ range went on sale in May this year, the whole sale dive-bombed into a mushy pile of stinky doggy doo doo.

What A Mess!

The big issue was that the Bluey Peter Alexander sale went live prematurely – around 30 minutes early than the advertised time. A few beagle-eyed fans were keeping a close look at the sale page so they managed to snag the in-demand sleep gear.

But the majority fans went barking mad when they realised that they had been duped and within minutes, the entire range had sold out.

It’s On…Again!

Well, you don’t have to be a genius to realise that the demand for Bluey pyjamas is massive. So the Pyjama King has responded with a Peter Alexander Bluey Pyjamas version 2.

The announcement was made on the PA facebook page:

“Get your tails wagging, Bluey returns by popular demand!
Online tomorrow afternoon and in stores Wednesday 15th July. Available in Australia only, while stocks last.”

The post has been inundated with over 11,000 excited comments.

Not Everyone Is A Fan!

Not everyone is a fan though. In fact, many true blue Bluey supporters are peeved with the cost of the Peter Alexander PJ’s.

The Bluey matching family pyjamas don’t come cheap, with a mum’s top and flannelette pants set on special online for $119.92. The mum version also comes in plus sizes for the same price. The dad version is on sale for $111.92. The kids winter set goes for $55.96 and the junior kid set is priced at $47.96.

For my family of five, it would cost just short of $400 to buy Bluey-themed PJs for all of us. Now, that is just ridiculous. And fans are fuming!

“Can’t believe you guys did this! Bluey was our favourite show! You sold out and went to Peter Alexander. Who charges an arm and a leg and is made overseas. Who also charges more for larger sizes. This is so upsetting! Peter Alexander is so expensive it’s not funny. Can’t believe it!” said one disgruntled commenter.

“Prices are extortion!!!! Not everyone is on new start, some of us have jobs and struggle to buy high end things,” read another comment.

The collection includes kids’ long-sleeve PJ tops featuring Bluey and Bingo. There’s also a long sleeve top with Bluey’s mum, Chilli and the word ‘Mum’. To round off the range, there is a ‘Dad’ top starring Bluey’s dad Bandit. The tops are matched with long winter PJ pants patterned with the whole Blue Heeler family holding red balloons.

bluey matching family pyjamas kids peter alexander

Hold On To Your Hats

So if you’ve got a few hundred dollarbucks to spare, you can hop onto the Peter Alexander website to get yourself some family matchy matchy Bluey pjs. The Bluey pyjamas are also in store from today.

Are you keen to get Bluey Pyjamas from Peter Alexander? Tell us in the comments below.

28 Comments

- - Kylie said
  - 08 Nov 2020
    11:37 am
My daughter would absolutely love these and I’m sure she’d want me to get a matching pair.

- - mom19782016 said
  - 21 Oct 2020
    8:38 pm
I would love to get a set for the whole family but that is literally hundreds of dollars, so no way!

- - Lovethecuddles said
  - 08 Sep 2020
    7:31 pm
So many people are crazy over Bluey. PA is very expensive though.

- - Dan1079 said
  - 24 Aug 2020
    8:28 pm
Who can honestly afford to spend that much on pjs for the whole family. That’s crazy

- - littlehandsofmine said
  - 12 Aug 2020
    10:49 am
This is so exy

- - mom101628 said
  - 30 Jul 2020
    6:33 pm
Not a fan and couldn’t stand everyone in the same sort of clothes. The problems after washing day are mind boggling!

- - mom241861 said
  - 20 Jul 2020
    8:49 am
Definitely going on site to purchase now granddaughter loves

- - Ellen said
  - 18 Jul 2020
    8:04 am
No fans in this house

- - tessie said
  - 16 Jul 2020
    2:58 pm
They may be all the rage but there’s no way I’d pay a fortune for pyjamas for children or adults.

- - nadine_hill said
  - 16 Jul 2020
    11:04 am
Very cute but way too expensive!

- - rovermum said
  - 16 Jul 2020
    9:54 am
Not a fan of the whole family matchy-matchy PJs, but clearly there are many who are.

- - shanika said
  - 16 Jul 2020
    8:05 am
These are so cute. Hope it bit pricey.

- - ~Loui~ said
  - 16 Jul 2020
    12:32 am
Peter Alexander are very overpriced, especially for the quality. There is no way that that model wearing the ‘Dad’ PJs is the father of those children, he only looks like a teenager himself. I like to see real looking people please.

- - Forgetful Mumma said
  - 15 Jul 2020
    11:34 pm
Wasn’t interested before, still not interested now. And if I recall from the introduction to these, they were really very expensive

- - mom265671 said
  - 15 Jul 2020
    11:01 pm
Insane prices! I can’t justify the spend at all which is a shame

- - BellaB said
  - 15 Jul 2020
    9:44 pm
I haven’t heard anything more, so assume it wasn’t quite such a debacle.

- - Mumofboysx4 said
  - 15 Jul 2020
    8:20 pm
Or go to Kmart and buy the kids a pair for $14 instead of whatever ridiculous price Peter Alexander has them for

- - mom333284 said
  - 15 Jul 2020
    4:23 pm
PA yes is expensive but my kids would love these PJ’s. I like to buy them nice things for their birthdays so Bluey PJ’s would make a special birthday present. But I could not buy a family set that would be too expensive. Sometimes waiting for PA to have a sale is the best way to get them cheaper.
- mom93821 replied
  
  15 Jul 2020 , 5:33 pm
  I like to wait for sales too!
- - deannepritchard said
  - 15 Jul 2020
    11:42 am
Just too expensive in the current times. I would prefer to support a few smaller businesses then spend that much.

- - Jess said
  - 15 Jul 2020
    7:39 am
We love Bluey but that amount for pjs that the kids will grow out of so quickly no thanks. Plus they’re made overseas…
- Jess replied
  
  15 Jul 2020 , 7:41 am
  I know majority of everything is but if they were made in Australia and weren’t as exuberantly priced as these I’d consider buying them.