Is terry cloth better than waffle weave for a bathrobe?

Terry absorbs more water and feels softer and warmer against skin. Waffle weave is lighter and dries faster but absorbs less. Terry suits drying off after a bath; waffle suits warm climates and travel.

How should I wash a cotton terry robe?

Machine wash in warm water with like colors and tumble dry low. Skip fabric softener, which coats the loops and reduces absorbency. Wash white robes separately from dark items.

Will a cotton terry robe shrink?

Cotton terry can shrink slightly on the first wash, especially in hot water or high heat. Wash warm and dry low to limit it. Expect the robe to feel a bit stiffer until the first few washes.

Is this robe warm enough for winter?

Terry cotton is warm right out of the bath and holds heat well indoors. It is not a fleece or plush robe, so it is lighter for lounging in a cold house. It works well as a drying robe year-round.

Who is this robe designed for?

It is cut as a women's robe in a medium-large size. The terry style is common in hotels and spas, so it suits anyone who wants that absorbent, wrap-style robe at home.