An everyday alternative to the onsie.
 

Whilst poking around the interwebs today, I found an interesting site. Here is something that might be able to be worn on a regular basis and be able to keep that awesome baby-ish feeling throughout the day :)

hxxp://81.169.162.205/privatina-p547h171s175-Shirt-Body-comfort-c.htm

And the work version...
hxxp://81.169.162.205/privatina-p18h89s90-body-business.htm

I don't understand the language its written in, but I saw something similar on two other sites (in english).

should be in english, Piffle...It's poorly translate English, but English, nonetheless.

that's german.... (i believe)

weird....when I go there, it's in bad English... oh well, damn you internets! *shakes fist randomly*

I don't get it, how is it an alternative? I mean, it is a onsie, and it's a site that caters directly to adult babies at that. It's not really trying to be anything other than what it is.

They do sell garments similar to onsies for women called body suits or body shirts, that have a couple snaps in the crotch, although unlike regular onsies the crotch section is very narrow and small. Those could be considered like a "normal" alternative to a baby onsie...although not so much for guys.

http://www.thefashionpolice.net/imag...7/bodysuit.jpg

http://www.adultclothdiaper.com/PROD...-Style-T-Shirt

Heres the same thing that site is selling, but in english.

I meant more b/c it's for 'everyday' wear, since you know, it looks like a regular shirt and you can wear it as such w/ some pants or a skirt...

I think the adult cloth diaper one is different. I ordered ones like that, and they fit poorly and were made in india. Although, I suppose that Privatina could be buying them from the same wholesaler.

Indeed, I have seen many sites selling onsie style t-shirts.

http://www.fetware.com/onezee.htm

And these are for every day wearing, with pants hiding the lower half of cource. Altho I have not seen a button up shirt style onsie like your work version before.

Hmm, the site is definately in german or dutch or something. My guess is that you are viewing it through an automated translator. That would explain why you see bad english.

Actually, if you click on the British or Ameican flag icon on the side under the SSL logo, it will become english. Try these links, they have 'clang=uk' in the url.

http://81.169.162.205/shop/index.php...d=547&skat=175
http://81.169.162.205/shop/index.php...oid=18&skat=90