Lazyone Carries Sleep Items for All Seasons

You’ll find an extensive line of sleep items for any occasion at Lazyone. 

Lazyone of Hot Springs is a new locally owned and operated pajama store. Lance and Kathy Merriott recently relocated to Hot Springs to open a pajama store that is all about better sleep and being environmentally conscious. 

When you wear high-quality, well-made pajamas, did you know it can improve your sleep? “We believe that pj’s and matching family pajamas and sets should be as fun to wear as they are to sleep in. Whether you’re looking for pj’s, soft cloud robes, sink-into slippers, or anything seasonal, we got you covered,” stated co-owner Kathy Merriott. Their goal is to bring smiles and laughter to everyone.

Lazyone not only carries pajamas but also has many other sleep items that are mood and personality-inspired, including soft collection blankets, long johns, flapjacks, drinkware, aprons, books, and stuffed animals for the kiddos. They also offer photo ops for Christmas and memorable vacation pictures. 

Come in soon and Lance and Kathy will help you find the perfect Christmas gift for your family, friends, and four-legged family members. Lazyone is located at 911 Central Avenue in Historic Downtown Hot Springs. Open Monday-Thursday, 10 AM-6 PM, Friday-Saturday, 9 AM-7 PM, Sunday, 11 AM-5 PM. For more information, visit Facebook: Lazyone of Hot Springs, or call 501-538-9080.

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