Robes

Our collection is designed to provide this specific kind of comfort, offering a simple luxury that signals it’s time to focus on yourself. Each one is a small but meaningful way to elevate your personal time and feel completely at ease.

Finding your perfect match depends on the moment you have in mind. For wrapping up in complete coziness, a long, plush robe in a faux-fur or velvety fabric offers unparalleled warmth. After a shower or bath, one of our spa-inspired hooded designs provides a clean, absorbent layer that feels instantly refreshing, especially when you need more freedom of movement, such as while doing your hair or makeup. A short-sleeved style is an ideal solution. Think about what your routine calls for, and we are sure you will find a favourite design to meet that need.

Beyond specific styles, our focus remains on creating pieces that feel wonderful against your skin and are designed for a comfortable, flattering profile. The details are what transform a simple robe into a cherished part of your wardrobe. From the gentle drape of the fabric to the carefully considered silhouettes, we invite you to explore the textures and designs in our collection to find the robe you will look forward to wearing every day.

Where can I buy robes and bathrobes for women?

You can explore our full collection of women’s robes and bathrobes right here on our website, where you’ll find a variety of styles, fabrics, and fits to suit your comfort and personal style. Would you prefer to experience the fabrics firsthand or try on a few styles before deciding? You’re always welcome to visit any of our la Vie en Rose stores, where our knowledgeable staff can help you find the perfect robe.

How to tie a robe

To tie your robe, first wrap one side over the other for comfortable coverage. Next, thread the sash through the loops at your waist, ensuring it's even on both sides. Pull the ends gently until the robe feels secure but not restrictive. You can finish with a simple, classic bow at the front or slightly to the side for a chic look, or a secure knot if you prefer.

How to fold a robe

To keep your bathrobe fresh, we recommend washing it after every three to four uses. If you use your robe to dry off after a shower, you should wash it more often, similar to a bath towel. Always refer to the care label on your robe for the best washing instructions, ensuring it remains soft and beautiful for years to come.

What is a robe

A robe, or bathrobe, is a loose-fitting outer garment worn at home. It's the piece you slip on over your sleepwear in the morning, wrap yourself in after a bath, or wear while you're simply relaxing. Typically featuring a wrap-front style secured with a sash, a robe provides a comfortable and elegant layer of warmth and coverage for your quiet moments.

How long should a bathrobe be

The ideal length for a bathrobe is entirely a matter of personal preference and how you plan to wear it. Shorter robes that hit around the mid-thigh are splendid for easy movement while you get ready. Mid-length styles that fall near the knee or calf offer a versatile balance of coverage and comfort. For maximum warmth and a luxurious, enveloping feel, a long robe that reaches the ankle is an excellent choice. The best length is the one that makes you feel most comfortable.

How often should I wash my bathrobe

We recommend washing your bathrobe after every three to four wears to keep it fresh. However, if you use your robe to dry off after a shower, you may want to wash it more frequently, similar to a bath towel. Always check the care label on your specific robe for the best washing instructions to ensure it stays soft and beautiful for years to come.

How should a bathrobe fit

A bathrobe should fit with ease and comfort as the top priority. The shoulders should sit naturally without feeling tight, and you should have enough fabric to wrap the front over comfortably without any pulling or gaping. The sleeves should allow for complete freedom of movement, letting you go about your at-home routine without feeling restricted. Ultimately, the fit should be relaxed and roomy, providing a sense of cozy security rather than a structured silhouette.