Bathrobes: Versatile and Practical
What types of bathrobes are there?
Whether after getting up, after a bath or shower, or as a companion for the beach or sauna: bathrobes come in a wide range of colours and styles. Depending on the material and finish, they are suited to different purposes and can be either cosy and warm or light and airy. They are available in plain colours, subtle patterns or with bold prints and textured details. This means there is a bathrobe to suit every taste and need.
Classic favourites—particularly for use at home—include the traditional hooded bathrobe and the shawl-collar robe (without a hood). Both are typically made from soft, cosy terry towelling and provide warmth. However, there is more to explore beyond these two classics: have you ever considered wearing a kimono at the lake or taking a sarong with you to the spa?
Bathrobes for every season
While in autumn and winter we like to wrap ourselves in a long, cosy bathrobe—perhaps relaxing on the sofa with a coffee—on hot summer days a thick terry robe can quickly feel too warm. If you still prefer some coverage or enjoy drying off in a well-fitting robe rather than wrapping yourself in a towel, consider shorter summer bathrobes. Many styles are knee-length or even shorter, making them ideal for warmer weather.
Lightweight piqué kimonos are also perfect for summer. Originally, a kimono is a traditional Japanese garment held in place with a wide belt, typically featuring wide sleeves and a more complex way of dressing. A kimono-style bathrobe offers a simpler alternative: easy to put on and perfectly suited for warm days.
Perfect companions for the sauna
In the sauna, cosy bathrobes that reach mid-calf are particularly popular. This helps keep your legs warm even when seated, allowing you to relax comfortably until the next sauna session. A hood makes the robe even more comfortable and provides additional protection against cooling down.
An alternative option is an oversized sauna towel, which can be used both as a seat cover and for drying off and wrapping up. However, if you prefer not to rely on a towel and value freedom of movement, a sarong or sauna kilt is a modern and practical choice. Unlike towels, they stay securely in place and often include useful pockets. They are also a lightweight and convenient option for days at the beach.
Bathrobe or dressing gown?
Perhaps you are not actually looking for a bathrobe? A dressing gown is usually not made from thick, fluffy terry towelling, but from materials such as flannel or silk. In the MÖVE HOMEWEAR collection, you will find a variety of styles designed to make your mornings more comfortable. After a shower, you can sit down to breakfast in your dressing gown—relaxed, yet effortlessly stylish.

