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Dressing Gowns FAQs
What makes a towelling dressing gown good after a bath or shower?
What makes a towelling dressing gown good after a bath or shower?
Towelling dressing gowns are good to wear after bathing as they help to absorb moisture while keeping you warm and covered. Pure cotton towelling feels soft against your skin and helps soak up any water left behind after towel drying. Browse our selection for bathrobes with a relaxed wrap shape and adjustable waist ties that are easy to slip on and comfortable to wear – whether you’re getting ready for bed or the day ahead.
What makes a dressing gown feel luxurious?
What makes a dressing gown feel luxurious?
Dressing gowns are the perfect partner for your morning and evening downtime, so ours are crafted from materials that help to maximise comfort. Browse our selection of smooth silk and satin designs, which slip seamlessly over your nightwear and feel luxurious. Alternatively, snuggle up in a comfy robe made from lofty towelling or fleece fabric. Heavier fibres create a cosy sensation, while combed Egyptian cotton dressing gowns combine natural breathability with superior softness.
What should you look for in a dressing gown?
What should you look for in a dressing gown?
You’ll find dressing gowns in a choice of weights to match the occasion and season. Browse our inspiring selection for cotton-rich robes suited to warmer weather as well as silk or satin pieces to give a touch of boudoir luxury. For the chillier months, reach for one of our cosy fleece designs. Look out for towelling dressing gowns to wrap up in after a bath or shower, and choose hooded styles for maximum cocooning potential.
What’s the difference between a housecoat and a dressing gown?
What’s the difference between a housecoat and a dressing gown?
While both are made for comfort in the home, dressing gowns and housecoats are slightly different items. Dressing gowns are intended to be worn over nightwear and come in unstructured wraparound designs that secure at the waist with a self-tie belt. A housecoat is a more traditional item that’s layered over day clothes. These tend to be made from lighter fabrics and feature button or zip fronts. Find cosy, fleecy dressing gowns in our nightwear selection.
How do you tie a dressing gown?
How do you tie a dressing gown?
Most dressing gowns are designed with an open front and a long belt around the waist. To tie your dressing gown, simply overlap the front panels evenly and secure them in place by wrapping the belt and tying it at a comfortable point. A standard knot or bow will do. Most of our dressing gowns feature this belted design, but check out the full collection for open wraps and zipped fleece housecoats, too.