Robes keep you warm and snug, both at day's end while unwinding and when you wake up. To find one that's comfy and works well for you, here's what to look for.
January 13, 2015
Robes keep you warm and snug, both at day's end while unwinding and when you wake up. To find one that's comfy and works well for you, here's what to look for.
For every kind of activity and need, there's a perfect robe to be worn:
Bath robe: Bath robes are usually knee-length and tend to be made from absorbent fabric. They’re designed to wear after you have a shower or bath and before getting dressed.
Spa robes: A spa robe is typically long, white and roomy, making it a great choice when you want to relax. They are usually made from warm and comfortable fabric, and they tend to feature a belt or zip at the front. You can even find a hooded robe for added comfort.
Lingerie robes: Some types of women’s robes are designed to wear over lingerie. Lingerie robes are made of lace, sheer fabric or silk and are often brightly coloured to match your underclothes.
Kimono robes: A kimono robe is a distinct Japanese-style dressing gown made from patterned silk, which traditionally ties up behind your back.
Cotton: Cotton is a versatile fabric that is seen in many forms, including the popular terry robe. A waffle cotton robe and a terry cloth robe both absorb water well, while a cotton velour robe is soft, velvety, warm and perfect for when you're relaxing at home.
Microfibre: Microfibre is a fabric that is very fine, breathable, soft and absorbent. Buying a microfibre robe is popular among those wanting a soft robe for lounging or spa days.
Silk or satin: Wearing a silk or satin robe (or a mixture of both) makes for easy living. They are very lightweight, allow freedom of movement and look great.
Cashmere: A cashmere robe is always soft and provides great warmth. Cashmere is a popular choice for comfort in the cooler months.
Even though many women’s robes are labelled as one size fits all, it’s important to make sure it fits you comfortably. Don't be afraid to try it on and see if you like it.
When looking to buy a new robe, start by picking out your favourite fabric. Then look for any special features you want like lace, a belt or hood. Then try it on to make sure the fit is comfortable and the length is what you're looking for. Picking out the right robe is the first step in starting and ending your day in comfort.
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