Need Rec for a Warm Robe

7 years ago

I have bought two new warm robes recently, and even after multiple washes and dries they both shed horribly. They were a fleece type fabric. If you have a recommendation for a warm non-shedding robe I would love to hear it. Thanks!

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sas95

7 years ago

Much as I deliberately avoid Restoration Hardware, I love their luxury plush robes. Very warm and good quality. They are on sale now, too.

RH Luxury Plush Robe

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User
7 years ago
Plush Necessities has gorgeous, warm robes. The Spa Robe (Luxe Robe) is especially nice. The "doeskin" outside has a lovely, brushed feeling and the inside is soft and cozy. They are a bit heavy, but to me that indicated an excellent quality.
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User
7 years ago
I think the warmest, most comfy robes are zip-fronts like this fleece from LL Bean.

That and a pair of Uggs and you'll be toasty warm.
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tackykat
7 years ago
SAS95. Thanks so much for the recommendation and link. I have been looking for a new robe, and would never have thought that RH sells clothing! Great sale, as well. Thank you again.
localeater
7 years ago
My favorite robe is flannel from LL Bean. It's soft, it's lightweight, It's not bulky.
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Hogette-gw
7 years ago
Duluth Taders has what they call "souped up sweats", we have bought both the men's and women's. The women's robe is a zip up. The fabric is unreal. I got my DH one last year in the big & tall size. He was adamant that we get my MIL and FIL these for Christmas. If they sold the tie-front men's in a small, I would be getting it for me. They are low on all sizes now, so it would be better to get one very soon.

Beth
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Rudebekia
7 years ago
I got this one last Fall and love it! Inexpensive, super comfy, very good quality. It has already been washed many times and comes out perfect. Just be forewarned that the sizes do run big (which in my mind is a good thing for a robe!)

https://www.amazon.com/Del-Rossa-Womens-Bathrobe-A0116PURXL/dp/B002QZR884/ref=sr_1_3?s=apparel&ie=UTF8&qid=1485460507&sr=1-3&nodeID=1040660&keywords=woman%27s+fleece+robe&refinements=p_n_feature_eighteen_browse-bin%3A14630392011
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Sueb20
7 years ago
My DD is on her second fleece robe from Lands End -- the first one was a child's size and she wore it for, I think, close to 10 years. (She is small, and when we bought the robe initially it was too big for her.) It STILL looks good, but she just wanted a new one. Got her an adult version for Christmas so we don't have the same "history" with this one yet, but it looks nice and doesn't shed at all. She wears it every night and sometimes throws it on over her clothes while doing homework! (Do I need to turn up the heat, maybe?)
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dedtired
7 years ago
I've had an LL Bean fleece robe for years. The thing wears like iron. It is warm, although mine is wrap with a sash, and I think a zip front would be warmer. I keep looking for an excuse to buy a new robe, but the one I have will not die.
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I have multiple robes of various fabrics but hands down nothing beats the full length cashmere robe, it's perfection. Right weight, so soft, and snuggle warm.
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