While I would never, ever give away a product on Yes and Yes that I don't stand behind, I always get particularly excited when I get give something away that I lovelovelove. And I love these so much I want to buy them for every woman in my family and shout about the company's business model while they're just trying to unwrap their gift.
Here's the deal: Punjammies are made by women in India rescued from forced prostitution seeking to rebuild their lives. Proceeds from each purchase provide fair-trade wages, savings accounts, and holistic recovery care. And they're incredibly cute! And they even come in their own little drawstring bag! I.just.love.them.
Here's the deal: Punjammies are made by women in India rescued from forced prostitution seeking to rebuild their lives. Proceeds from each purchase provide fair-trade wages, savings accounts, and holistic recovery care. And they're incredibly cute! And they even come in their own little drawstring bag! I.just.love.them.
Punjammies is a giving away pajama pants of your choice to three Yes and Yes readers. To enter, pop over to the Punjammies website and leave a comment below tell us what your favorite Indian dish is. Mine is Pani puri!
You can also get multiple entries by tweeting or facebooking about the giveaway - just leave a separate comment.
Best of luck!
You can also get multiple entries by tweeting or facebooking about the giveaway - just leave a separate comment.
Best of luck!
These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love so many Indian foods, but right now I'd love a veggie samosa!
fave dish...hmmmmm... palak paneer!!
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ReplyDeleteI love peshwari naan paired with anything spicy. The spicy and sweet are delish!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous!! Since becoming vegan, I have fallen in love with Indian food - soo yummy and healthy. My favorite dish would have to be biryani rice with veggies and raisins :]
ReplyDeleteMine is saag!
ReplyDeleteThose are so beautiful! And the story/purpose behind them is great.
ReplyDeleteI'm a big fan of a good curry dish. In fact, we're making curry tonight for dinner. :)
Amanda
amanda@dragonflightapparel.com
Mine is fairly simple - moong dahl and rice are my favorite!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great organisation! And the jammies are pretty nice too ...
ReplyDeleteI'll take just about anything Indian you give me but I right at the moment I have a serious craving for Aloo Gobi.
Love that cause! My fave is poppadom. I could eat a million!
ReplyDeletethese are so gorgeous, I'd rock em all! & the cause is amazing.
ReplyDeleteFavorite Indian dish has always been a tasty plate of Korma!
I've been obsessed with Punjammies since you first posted about them! So gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteIndian food is my absolute favorite cuisine (especially in the colder months!). It's hard to pick a favorite, but right now it's malai kofta with some naan AND rice. Mmm.
Palak Paneer. Oh yum yum.
ReplyDeleteI love these tons and bookmarked them last week! A favorite dish impossible to choose, but top three: pani puri, saag paneer and daal...And now I'm hungry.
ReplyDeleteI tweeted about the giveaway here: http://twitter.com/#!/CaitididDesigns/status/143850223406551042
ReplyDeleteOoh, these are gorgeous! And such a fantastic cause.
ReplyDeleteIt's hard to pick just one fave, but I recently enjoyed some Aloo Gobi Masala. It was pretty delish!
Love these jammies, so beautiful. I don't know if this is really Indian or just North American food, but I do love me some good butter chicken with naan bread. I also love veggie korma!
ReplyDeletepunjammies! sooo cute and wonderful!
ReplyDeletei love me some gobi manchurian!
and any kind of daal. nom! i'm having indian food for dinner and can't wait! :)
Love these pajama pants and the company idea! Favorite indian dish is almost anything homemade...absolutely the best comes from a friends kitchen. Too many to name.
ReplyDeleteI love homemade naan and hummus with some sauteed veggies on top! I've been eating this a lot lately. YUM!
ReplyDeleteWow! I was sold by how beautiful these are, but reading about the project made me want to buy them even more! I’m getting a pair right now and those Aamani as soon as they’re back in stock!
ReplyDeleteAs for the food, I’ve never been a fan of Indian since most of the dishes are too spicy for my taste, however I do like Tandoori Chicken and I’m thinking of trying some of the dishes that have been pointed in the comments. Thanks everyone!
I love sag paneer, made with homegrown silverbeet and homemade (when I can be bothered!) paneer. Yum!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous giveaway and a REALLY great cause. My favorite food is Indian Food, so this is an easy one to answer. I love Saag Aloo. I wish I had some right now.
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I used to live right near two Indian restaurants (literally within two doors of one another). The old story was that there was a family split, and one brother left to start his own place. I ate at both places a lot, but tended to go to the one that was mildly cheaper. I always ate saag chole (spinach and chickpeas)
ReplyDeleteAnd also! Mango lassis. Yum.
What a company, and such beautfiful fabrics!
Amazing! I found out about Punjammies a few weeks ago and was already planning to get them for my mom, aunt, and grandma for Christmas. And maybe a pair for me! ...And the bf said he wants a pair too....
ReplyDeleteI love all sorts of Indian food, it's impossible to pick a favorite, so I'll go with this incredible paneer korma I had last week at a new Indian restaurant in town. I also always think of the amazing cashew butter korma I had in Nepal..mm. And lassis are awesome too.
These are beautiful! Definitely going to see if any relatives want a pair for the holidays. Thanks for the giveaway.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Indian food is Chicken Tikka Masala.
Also posted on facebook!
ReplyDeleteI actually just got a pair with a t-shirt in the mail that I ordered for my father's wife for Christmas...I must say, I desperatly want to keep them for myself, they're so nice! Anyway, my favorite Indian dish is Vegetarian Biryani (sp?)!!
ReplyDeleteawesome! i love these :)
ReplyDeletepani puri is your favourite....its pretty high up there for me but i think i have to say a lot of street food!
I don't know if naan counts as a dish, but it's my hands-down favorite. Mmmm!
ReplyDeletechicken tikka masala! loooove this idea and the pretty jammies.
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ReplyDeleteSo cute, and such a good cause!! My favorite has always been and always will be chicken tiki masala!!!
ReplyDeleteMaybe I'm less adventurous than a lot of people because I haven't eaten at any Indian places other than a little hole in the wall Indian place by my college campus.
ReplyDeleteThey have the BEST chicken curry. I'm serious.
Anyone from KC wants to go, let me know and I am game!!
Naan, of course... and then saag paneer. Delish!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite has to be a good old curry... chicken tikka masala. So delicious! Can't go past one without drooling. YUM!
ReplyDeleteI'm in LOVE with these punjammies!!!!!! I've spent ages trawling through all the different styles and patterns!!!!!
Shared on Facebook too!! <3
ReplyDeleteWow, those punjammies are so fantastic! :)
ReplyDeleteI love chana masala or saag paneer... and roti. mmmm.... indian food!!
A plate of vege samosas with tamarind chutney pls & ty.
ReplyDeleteMy family originates from India, so Indian food is pretty much a staple in my house! As for my favourite food - even though it is very simple, I could eat samosa all day long :)
ReplyDeleteThese look like they'd be just as comfy as they are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love mattar paneer... so much so I'm trying to re-create the dish in my kitchen. What I end up with is tasty, but not quite like my takeout favorite.
I love those pajamas! And Vegetable Korma with Garlic Naan <3
ReplyDeleteOh, man. So, I've recently discovered this Krishna group on my school's campus. They make the BEST tofu spaghetti with an almond ginger sauce on the salad. My mouth's salvating just thinking about it! :)
ReplyDeleteSamosas!!! Oh my goodness just thinking of them is making my mouth water!!
ReplyDeleteNow that I've moved to a more diverse city I'm hoping to expand my 'exotic' cuisine!
I loooooooooove naan, I guess that isnt really a dish, but I will grub on that all day.
ReplyDeleteChicken Tikka Masala. Hands down. I could dip my naan in it all day long. Scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteooh, these are adorable! and saag paneer is my favorite indian food. so tasty and wonderful.
ReplyDeleteBuffet all the way. I can't be expected to pick one thing!
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute!
ReplyDeleteI have a confession. I've never had Indian food. I love trying new things. I just haven't had a chance yet.
That is such a cool website! I've never heard of that before, and I'll definitely be recommending that to everyone I know.
ReplyDeleteI've actually never had Indian food... I live in the middle of nowhere, unfortunately. Soon, hopefully, I'll be able to really travel to India!
I haven't had Indian food! But I'd love to try it!
ReplyDeleteYES! These are amazing! I'll be honest, I've only had Indian food once in my life and it was when I was little and I accidentally ordered something incredibly spicy! I'll have to try it again this week!
ReplyDeleteI asked for a pair of these for Christmas, but I'd love another to give to my best friend! So gorgeous. My go-to Indian dish is dal makhani....lentils, cream and tomatoes? Yes please!
ReplyDeleteThose are adorable! The two pants I like the best are sold out- but I'll have to keep checking back. I'm in the market for some jammies anyway and that is so much more meaningful then spending $50 on a VS set.
ReplyDeleteMy faaavorite indian dish is some roti, aloo ghobi, and veggie samosa. my boyfriend and I hit up the indian buffet in albany every week (5.95 what whaaaat! one thing i'll miss about being here for school!)
Punjammies are just beautiful - the look and the idea.
ReplyDeleteI'll take a curry dish and lots of naan any day (pretty predictable, probably). :)
Those are beautiful! My favorite dish lately is malai kofta, but I'll eat anything my local Indian place dishes out. Mmm.
ReplyDeleteI love pau bhaji
ReplyDeletei haven't really ventured further than chicken curry. i would love these. i wanted to get some a while ago (read about it somewhere on your site) but they were all out of my size of anything i wanted. =\
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I love the daal makani (spelling it completely wrong?) that my friend's mom makes, biryani when it's not tooo spicy, and all sorts of naan. <3
ReplyDeleteI have to try more Indian foods to find my favorite. I will have to make note of what these other readers suggest.
ReplyDeletePalak Paneer is my all time favorite. And I just found a recipe online, guess that's what's for dinner tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with Punjammies, first the name is ADORABLE & now I have to get some as gifts for the ladies in my life :)
Aren't they pretty!
ReplyDeleteI don't eat indian food that often, but I'm always up for samosa! We had a yummy veggie dish once but I couldn't tell you the name of it...
Anything curry, anything with naan.
ReplyDeleteLove those prints.
My favorite is chicken tikka masala with naan! Yum. Indian food is my comfort food!
ReplyDeleteAnd what luck! I've actually been searching for some Indian-inspired jammies! This is perfect timing!
My favourite is the old classic - chicken korma. Good comfort food!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is tandoori chicken.
ReplyDeletepalak paneer, tied with chana masala. also lassis...and dal....and really everything!
ReplyDeletei love the punjammies designs! such pretty colors.
My favorite dish is murgh makhani:) These punjammies are lovely!
ReplyDeleteI've never had the opportunity to taste indian food, but I just googled Panipuri and it looked AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteo man! those are so cute!! love em.
ReplyDeleteindian dishes! i never know the names of these things. i think i have shied away because i am sensitive to spicy food! plus i eat raw food...however...i do LOVE Naan bread and miss it sometimes!
These are really beautifull! Wanted to buy one for my sister, I'm sure she would loved it. Was really sad to find out they don't deliver outside US :(
ReplyDeleteI was really enjoying indian food as well as their culture, when I spent 3 months there. So, it's hard to pick only one favourite.. Loved their breads, samosas, masalas, chai, lassi,...
Ah! I wanted to buy some but they don't seem to ship outside of the USA!
ReplyDeleteMy favourite is butter chicken but it's soooo unhealthy. Korma would be the next one as I don't really like Indian food. I do how ever love Peshwari Naans could eat them on their own!
ReplyDeleteI saw these on pinterest the other day, so awesome! I really love curry and naan bread!
ReplyDeleteBreads like paratha filled with potato!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable!
ReplyDeleteI love golgappas, even though I sometimes get the sauce al over me.
So cool!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had much Indian food, but I do love me some tandoori chicken.
I just ordered some of these as Christmas gifts, would love to win a pair for myself :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite Indian dish is Mali Koftas and naan ~ made by my husband!
I am wildly in love with these! As for Indian food, I can't help but eat ALL the naan, any form of potato/chickpea curry, and samosas. Preferably all three at once.
ReplyDeleteMe gusta poppadom!
ReplyDeleteI love punjammies! So gorgeous and such a wonderful business model.
ReplyDeleteFavourite Indian food? Does naan count? Because it's pretty much the best thing going! Otherwise, I do love some aloo gobi - because, curried potatoes? The best!
Thanks!
Chana masala has been my new Indian fave. Love these PJs!
ReplyDeleteI was already thinking I would buy some of these! I better do it, soon, I think.
ReplyDeleteBut, just in case I win! My favorite Indian food are dosas. Masala doas. YUM!
Those Punjammies are wonderful. I wish I hadn't already bought my Christmas supplies. We have no Indian food here so the only thing I am familiar with is the curry sauce my Irish bf likes on his chips.
ReplyDeleteLove these - and they have capris for us shorties!
ReplyDeleteFavorite dish is navratan korma. Mmmmm.
I Love Punjammies! My favorite Indian dish is Baingan Bharta! Yum!
ReplyDeleteI am sad to say that in my 47 years, I have never eaten Indian food. I think I may have to remedy that soon. I do love Punjammies, though.
ReplyDeletemy very favorite thing in India is the amazing Chai everywhere. I didn't have coffee for two weeks and didn't care at all.
ReplyDeleteLove the panjammies! Beautiful! My fave Indian dish is palak paneer but really i love all of Indian cuisine!
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite Indian dish is Chicken Tikka Masala.
ReplyDeleteI just say these Punjammies last week on "Daily Grommet". They're gorgeous and they benefit a most wonderful cause.
My favorite is Lamb Tikka Masala with garlic naan. Or Aloo Mattar. Or Samosas...
ReplyDeleteDarnit...I can't choose! :)
Thank you for this lovely opportunity as well as pointing out an amazing organization! Their stuff is so pretty!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had much in the way of Indian dishes but I really love peach and mango lassi! :)
What a great cause/business model! I love seeing people be given the opportunity to help themselves.
ReplyDeleteAlso... I'm a total sucker for veggie tikka masala.
These are beautiful. I live in pyjamas at home, so a win would be very welcome. I could wear them while I eat Paneer Dosa! :o)
ReplyDeleteTweeted!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely! I would totally wear them as not-pj bottoms! I like onion bajhis!
ReplyDeleteI love cauliflower korma, though I don't know if that's even an Indian dish or just some hybrid I invented! :-) Love love LOVE this project - it warms my heart to see women taking their destiny back into their own hands.
ReplyDeleteTandori chicken and naan
ReplyDeleteI love so many Indian dishes, but I'm going to go with naan. I could eat it with every meal and never be tired of it.
ReplyDeletealoo chole!
ReplyDeleteDahi Bara!
ReplyDeleteThose pj pants are exquisite! My favorite Indian dish: samosas. I could eat 15 in a sitting.
ReplyDeleteI've wanted these for awhile. I always forget what it's called so I had to look it up, but I really like Aloo Matar. And a really good piece of garlic naan. Mmmm...
ReplyDeleteI how I wish they carried maternity sizes! I think my sister would love the Nanu though.
ReplyDeleteI would say 'buffet' but I don't think that's the answer you're looking for. So! I'll go with vegetable korma.. with a side of coconut naan.. and tamarind, mint, & onion chutneys.. and a side of palak paneer.. and a small bowl of kheer with a couple orange wedges.
ReplyDeleteFor some reason, my local thai/chinese restaurant also happens to serve naan. I think one of their cooks is from India, so he snuck it onto the menu. It's fantastic! And goes remarkably well with thai cuisine.
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with these jammies. The story behind them just makes them extra awesome beautiful.
I love punjammies! The actual pants are great of course, and after watching the princess video, my heart was breaking and I immediately added punjammies to my Christmas wish list. My baby girl is 5, and I just can't imagine....
ReplyDeleteI love curry shrimp!
My favourite is a chicken Bhuna & a Chapati. All my friends laugh at me as this sounds even funnier in a North British accent!
ReplyDeleteThe punjammies as so beautiful :)
Aloo Gobi! Even my 12 month old loves it! <3
ReplyDeleteSarah Von, thanks so much for spreading far and wide the lovely inspirations you come across! These Punjammies are so great. I think it's the first time I've ever been excited to see products sold out.
ReplyDeleteI love any and all Indian food, but my current go-to for lunch here in Curry Hill is saag paneer. So good!
I love Pani puri too! delicious!!!
ReplyDeletei love a lot of indian dishes, but sweet sticky jalebi is my favourite!
ReplyDeleteThe Rattma capris are too cute. I think i will have to outfit the wonderful women in my life with some of these fabulous pants!
ReplyDeleteThese are so gorgeous! My favorite is palak paneer, or veggie samosas. Mmm
ReplyDeleteI've been craving butter chicken all day (and will therefore be making it for dinner) -- it's my absolute FAVORITE Indian dish!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful & for a good cause - love them! My favorite Indian Food is Korma of any kind. Mmm...
ReplyDeletechicken tikka masala for the WIN!
ReplyDeletexoxoxo
Abby
OOH THERE ARE SO MANY! Here's my favorite meal from the best indian restaurant in the chicagoland area - Himalayan!!
ReplyDeleteonion bhaji and veg samosa for appetizers
malai kofta and mutter paneer and chana masala with some deliciously soft naan!
YES I EAT IT ALL :) SOOOO GOOOOD
Malai Kofta!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous - and would be perfect for my artsy-mum-who-has-the-more-hideous-taste-in-pajamas-ever for Christmas! Thanks for solving one of my gift-buying dilemmas!
Oh these are so lovely!
ReplyDeleteMy fav Indian dishes are definitely the appetizers, vegetable samosas and naan!
ReplyDeleteKabuli naan for sure!
ReplyDeleteI think my favorite is Chicken Korma, but I really like going to Indian restaurants with someone who knows a good variety of things to order and sharing, that way I get to try something new!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had enough Indian food to have a favorite. I do love a lot of what I've tried so far.
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So many choices! I love a good palak paneer, or some chana masala. Really though, I'm not too picky when it comes to Indian Food. Yum.
ReplyDeleteMmm, I'm going to have to say Butter Chicken. So buttery and delicious!
ReplyDeleteSaag paneer!
ReplyDeleteI actually have a pair of punjammies I found at the weigh-and-pay Goodwill that I bought because they're beautiful! How great is their mission/SMALL WORLD (I've been following you forever)!
lorraina.liss@gmail.com
I could eat my weight in vegetable pakoras.
ReplyDeleteMalay Masala! I love it :)
ReplyDeleteMalai Kofta (with Paratha!). That dish alone is in the top of my Indian travels moments :)
ReplyDeleteMy fav Indian dish is chicken khorma (or lamb khorma -- I loves the khorma). Naan on the side, of course!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love samosas! Pockets of yum.
Just a nice bowl of yogurt rice with some mango pickle on the side for me!
ReplyDeleteI love Punjammies! Such a great product for a great cause!
ReplyDeleteI don't know if I could choose one Indian dish as my favourite - if I had to, I'd say any kind of paneer. Yum!
I love punjammies!! And basically any dal I can get my hands on. Fingers crossed I win this, I'm dying for a pair of these.
ReplyDeletetikka masala and saag paneer...mmm!
ReplyDeletethank you!
brunettewithblueeyes[@]gmail[.]com
mmm... i love saag and korma!
ReplyDeletebrandi_an AT yahoo DOT com
I love love love aloo gobhi. cauliflower is my favorite. and i love eating fennel after eating indian food!
ReplyDeletechola bhatura (chickpeas w/ bread). Thanks for sharing!!
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Love this giveaway! Cute panjamas and helping women rebuilt their lives,awesome! My favorite Indian dish is Saag Aloo.
ReplyDeleteI've never had indian food. :( I know, crazy, right?
ReplyDeleteCan I still be entered in the giveaway.
So beautiful! I love the Nanu capri. Thanks for the giveaway!
ReplyDeleteLet's see...so hard to choose one! I was lucky enough to live near one of the top-rated Indian restaurants in the UK for a few years (plus three or four more in town), so have stuffed myself with lots of deliciousness...I have to say, nothing beats a nice korma. Not adventurous but so good.
ReplyDeleteChick pea masala that my brother in law taught me to make! Noms!
ReplyDeleteDopiaza, mmmm
ReplyDeleteI hope it's not too late to enter this giveaway, but I think the fabric and colors used in the Punjammies are just gorgeous. Favorite Indian food...sadly I have to confess that I don't remember a lot of the names of Indian food that I get, but I do know that once in awhile just get a craving for a solid potato and peas samosa, yum!
ReplyDeleteLove daals- could eat them every day :)
ReplyDeleteIt is so hard to pick a favorite but I'd have to say Kulfi! Especially when it is made with cardamom and pistachios!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I think my favorite food is naan. Yum.
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