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Bathrobes

Comfort, shaped around your collection.

A bathrobe is defined by how it feels and how it fits. We develop robe collections around your customer, from material and silhouette to the details that make it your own.

Ivory shawl-collar bathrobe beside folded sand and navy robes in a warm stone bathroom.

What we develop

From a quiet morning to a considered guest experience.

Material, collar styles, size range and finishing options are reviewed for each project and confirmed through sampling.

  • Home and everyday bathrobes
  • Hotel and spa robe collections
  • Shawl-collar and kimono-style options
  • Coordinated robe and towel sets
  • Private-label presentation
Folded ivory terry bathrobe showing its shawl collar, cuff and matching belt.

The details that make a robe feel right.

Material and hand-feel

Terry and lighter constructions are considered against the intended use, target feel and care requirements. Composition and weight are confirmed for the chosen quality.

Fit and size

Body length, chest width, sleeve length and ease define the silhouette. The size range and tolerances are agreed on a fit sample before production.

Collar, pockets and belt

Shawl or kimono-style collars, pocket placement, belt loops and belt length are developed together for comfort and practical use.

Colour and coordination

Build a consistent palette across robes and towels. Colour references and matching expectations are agreed on the selected materials.

Labels and packaging

Brand labels, care information, folding and packaging are defined around your retail, hotel or spa brief.

Before we start.

Can robes and towels be developed as one collection?

Yes. Share the colour palette, target customer and set composition. We coordinate the range and confirm material and colour matching through samples.

Can we customise the fit and collar?

We review your size chart, preferred silhouette and collar direction, then confirm feasible construction details on a prototype.

What are the minimum quantities and lead times?

These depend on material, colours, sizes and customisation. Quantities, timing and any certification requirements are confirmed for the specific project.

Bathrobes

Develop your bathrobe collection.