I just ordered 3 pairs each of medium and large. They were all made in the Ukraine. Unfortunately, each pair was cut differently and shrunk after washing differently (in cold with low dry) - in both the medium and the large. The elastic waist was too tight in all of them. It was very disappointing. It's interesting to see that someone else answered this question 5 months ago noting that their pair was made in Turkey. I wonder how it fit. I also noticed that other reviewers in the February timeframe have complained of fit/quality issues. Wonder where theirs' were made. How many countries does Garnet Hill use for making these pajamas? Is the variance in fit etc. a function of where they are being manufactured?

I wish I would have read your question before I ordered. As of February 2012, the shrinkage issue has not been corrected. I ordered 3 pairs each of medium and large. They all shrunk and each one shrunk differently - some many inches in length, others not so much. One of the three large pairs shrunk so much in length it was shorter than the medium pairs. Also, as I wrote in answer to a question above, the waists in all of them were way too tight - even the large (and I am a size 6). The waist in the medium shrunk to about 22" and the waist in the large shrunk to 24". It is very disappointing. The pairs I received should not have been sold as size medium or large with waists that small. The design is lovely and I would like to order more to see if it was just a bad batch but since I see you wrote about this issue 4 months ago and they are still selling flawed garments I doubt I reorder would result in a different outcome. Sad.

I understand the issue about hemming, as you do not want to destroy the wonderful design at the bottom of the pajama leg, but it is not "impossible" to hem the pajamas. It's quite a lot of work. But Petite people long for these pajamas! I hemmed a pair for my 4' 9" mom. I'm sure a professional seamstress would laugh, but this is what I did. I cut a 1 foot long piece off the bottom of the pajama pant leg, then cut the excess length off the remaining pant leg, then joined the 1st piece to the pant leg by doing two hems, one inside the pajama leg, and one on the outside, forming about a 1-1/2 " band." I used a thread color that closely matched, sewing by hand, then pressing. It really is hardly visible! It's held up for more than 2 years; lots of wear; lots of launderings. GH, these are so popular, please consider making in Petite sizes!