Types of Bathrobes: Fabrics and Styles That You Should Know!

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Types of Bathrobes Fabrics and Styles That
You Should Know!
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A bathrobe is more than just an article of
clothing, it's a cozy haven that you can wrap
yourself up in. A bathrobe is great for spa
days, stepping out of the shower, or even just
cozying up on the couch with your favorite
book. Heres how to pick the right bathrobe so
you can focus on relaxing in comfort.
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Finding the Correct Length
There are a variety of robe lengths to choose
from when it comes to finding the perfect fit
for you.
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Full-length robes
Full-length robes reach the ankle. This length
is perfect for those searching for extra comfort
and warmth. Its extended length is spectacular
at absorbing moisture all over your body after a
bath or shower. Full-length bathrobes are also
great for lounging indoors during the winter
because of their added warmth.
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Knee-length robes
Knee-length robes dont retain heat like full-
length robes, hence they are an ideal choice for
the summer season. Knee-length bathrobes are
usually made of lighter fabrics, so they are
perfect for wrapping over swimwear and even as a
great accessory for a spa trip.
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Thigh-length robes
Thigh-length robes are typically worn by women,
however they can be worn by anyone. These robes
are known for being light, seductive and
stylish. Thigh-length robes often cover
nightwear or lingerie.
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Is fabric important?
Thigh-length robes are typically worn by women,
however they can be worn by anyone. These robes
are kThe quality of the fabric is an essential
factor to consider when shopping for bathrobes.
Although appearance is important, the choice of
fabric should take first priority. The quality
of fabric of a robe dictates how well it will
serve its purpose, including its ability to keep
you warm, absorb moisture, and give you that
amazing cozy feeling.
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Types of fabric
Cotton Cotton is the preferred fabric when it
comes to bathrobes and towels because of its
high absorbency levels. Cotton has the capacity
to hold almost 25 times its weight in liquid,
which means you stay dry and comfortable no
matter how wet you are. Cotton robes are also
extremely lightweight which helps you stay cool
in summer, so you can bring this robe with you
to the pool.
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Types of fabric
Organic cotton People with sensitive skin should
opt for organic Cotton bathrobes. Organic cotton
is slightly more expensive than regular cotton,
but it keeps those with sensitive skin
comfortable and irritation-free. Organic Cotton
is also a more environmentally-friendly option
than regular Cotton.
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Types of fabric
Silk and Satin Silk and satin are both delicate,
lightweight, and breathable which make it
perfect for the warm seasons. These robes are
not as absorbent as Cotton, so they are more
often used as a fashion statement instead of
being used after a shower or bath.
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Types of fabric
Fleece Fleece is another extremely popular
material used because of the fabrics softness,
warmth, and insulating properties. Fleece
bathrobes are great options for both cold or
warm seasons because they provide coziness
without getting overwhelmingly hot.
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Types of fabric
Bathrobe Styles Bathrobes come in many different
styles depending on the season, what theyll be
used for, and fashion preferences. Because of
this, there is a wide range of styles of robes
for sale. Here are some types of bathrobes to
get you started.
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Types of fabric
Kimono Style Bathrobes The kimono style boasts a
flat, non-collar neckline and shorter sleeves in
a bathrobe. This style is often made in satin or
silk, and a common choice among brides. This
bathrobe is also an excellent option for
relaxing with a glass of wine or a trip to the
spa.
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Types of fabric
Shawl Collar Bathrobes The shawl collar
bathrobes feature a fold-over collar that wraps
around your neckline a lot like a shawl. The
style is originally inspired by mens evening
wear, which gives it a certain sophistication
while being sure to give the wearer a feeling of
warmth and coziness.
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Types of fabric
Hooded Bathrobes The hooded bathrobe is another
popular style that features a thin, small collar
with an attached hood. They are preferred for
those looking to dry their hair faster while
also providing extra warmth, making this a great
winter robe.
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We know that after this guide, you feel
confident to purchase your very own bathrobe. Be
sure to shop our luxurious selection of
bathrobes at Home City Inc., which are OEKO-TEX
certified and safe for sensitive skin. Check out
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