slip into something more comfortable

Undress and relax

A suggestive phrase for changing into different clothes, typically implying a shift from formal to casual attire—or from clothed to barely clothed.

The expression became a stock seduction line in old Hollywood films and is now often used ironically: Let me slip into something more comfortable.

Sometimes deployed innocently to mean pajamas or loungewear.

Related

nightgown · euphemism · pillow talk · double entendre · fireplace · camisole · silk robe · privacy · pajamas · tank top · recliner · flirtation · candlelight · idiom · sweatpants · figure of speech · hoodie · personal space

Opposites
formality of attire

slip into something more comfortabledress up

Make appearance fancier

get dolled up · suit up · black tie · gown up

comfort vs. constraint

slip into something more comfortablelace up

Fasten with cords

strap in · grin and bear it

social context transition

slip into something more comfortableprimp

Groom oneself fastidiously

Family

slipping, slipper, slippery, something, comfort, comforts, comforted, comforting, comfortable

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Positive · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG-13