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I love to end my day wearing a robe. In fact, I wear one everyday, either at night or morning or both. I even always pack one to take with me when I travel. Right now, I probably have six of them. To tell you the truth, I'm feeling like buying a new robe now, maybe a shopping project for the weekend.
I have a "thing" about them - am I the only one? I am very curious!
I like wearing light cotton robes with a belt or with buttons down the front.
I put on bathrobes only after I take a bath or a shower. It gets too hot wearing them for longer than 10 minutes, plus they are heavy.
Oooooh! I LOVE fluffy, soft robes! I don't like the terry cloth robes - the ones which are heavy and feel like your bath towel. I am in my robe in the morning and at night, and sometimes when I'm extra lazy, I'm in the damn thing all day long! Unfortunately, my birds also like the bathrobe - they love to chew holes in it. (I have 4 parrots). So, when I bring my birds in, I wear my "bird robe" - the one they've already chewed a bunch of holes into. I wear my good robes when I don't have a bird on me.
I have a thing for robes, but they have to be white Turkish cotton (like the ones you find in spas) so I can bleach them. I use one after I shower while getting dolled up (hair & makeup.)
I have a thing for robes, but they have to be white Turkish cotton (like the ones you find in spas) so I can bleach them. I use one after I shower while getting dolled up (hair & makeup.)
I love those...and even in those I get hot.
I don't like those terry and velour bathrobes too much. When I lived in NYC, I wore them more often. Not so much in Florida.
Mine are all of different fabrics so I rotate them with the seasons and temperatures. Something I am lacking: flannel. I think I need to get a flannel robe.
Mine are all of different fabrics so I rotate them with the seasons and temperatures. Something I am lacking: flannel. I think I need to get a flannel robe.
What is your favorite style? Shawl collar or kimono without the collar?
I don't have a robe and I seriously don't think I ever wore one lol, I just lounge around in my pj's at the end of the day or in the morning. When I go take a shower or a bath or something I change into my pajamas in my room and undress in the bathroom and then I get dressed again when I'm done before leaving the bathroom lol.
If it's cold I put my robe on, but we live in a warm climate so it's not usually needed.
In the mornings after my shower I lotion up and then put a little dress on until the lotion is absorbed. Gotta get some new dresses now that they are in the store again.
What is your favorite style? Shawl collar or kimono without the collar?
I prefer with a collar, but my July/August robe is a kimono style (made out of a light cotton).
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I don't like the terry cloth robes - the ones which are heavy and feel like your bath towel. I am in my robe in the morning and at night, and sometimes when I'm extra lazy, I'm in the damn thing all day long! 
Unfortunately, my birds also like the bathrobe - they love to chew holes in it. (I have 4 parrots). So, when I bring my birds in, I wear my "bird robe" - the one they've already chewed a bunch of holes into. I wear my good robes when I don't have a bird on me. 
