Lady'S Knee - Length Sherpa Plush Bathrobe Soft And Warm Spa Robe Tumble Dry Durable

Lady's knee-length Sherpa plush Bathrobe , Comfortable, soft and warm Spa robe Tumble Dry Durable

100% polyester

Machine wash

Fine workmanship - these plush wool robes are made of the softest, highest quality materials;We know you'll love how they feel.

All-day comfort - make sure you stay warm and comfortable all day long.Perfect for home wear;Especially in the cold season.

Functional aesthetics - comes with an imitation silk belt to keep in place and side pockets.

Available in small, medium, large and extra large

Care Instructions
• Machine wash in warm water
• Wash bathrobe separately from clothing and take off the belt from bathrobe before washing.
• Tumble dry on low heat only.
• Avoid using fabric softeners, bleach and dryer sheets to maintain the absorbency.
• Avoid contact with skin care products. It may stain the bathrobe.

Why Do You Need a Bathrobe?

A bathrobe is a casual, transitional garment that’s useful for wearing after you’ve bathed and before you’ve dressed. You can also use it to add an extra layer of warmth over your pajamas and house clothes. Bathrobes made of terry cloth are extra absorbent and can be used post-shower in place of a towel. Owning the perfect robe can make you feel comfortable and relaxed as you go about your morning and evening routines.

What Type of Fabric Do You Want?

Bathrobes are made in multiple fabric options that offer different textures and weights. Common bathrobe materials are satin, terry cloth, Egyptian cotton, Turkish cotton, fleece, microplush, cotton waffle weave, and silk. The type of fabric you choose depends on texture preferences, absorption, and seasons. For example, a fleece or microplush bathrobe is great for chilly weather, but satin and waffle knit robes are good, lightweight options for warm seasons.

How Will You Use Your Bathrobe?

How you intend to use your robe factors into the sort of material you choose. If you want to use a robe to dry off after a bath or shower, then terry cloth, Egyptian, and Turkish cotton are ideal. If you’re looking for something to keep you warm, microplush and flannel are great options. Robes meant for lounging are often made from silk, satin, and jersey knit fabric.

What Length Bathrobe Do You Need?

Men’s robes typically fall either to the mid-calf or the ankle. Women’s robes, however, have more length options and can fall anywhere from mid-thigh to ankle.

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