Bathrobes / Kimonos

Bathrobes / Kimonos are comfortable women's clothing for home, helping make routines comfortable both morning and evening. They are especially suitable for mothers when a soft, well-fitting cut is needed: the same robe works during pregnancy and afterwards, without restricting movement.

Many styles are made from bamboo or linen fabrics, which are breathable and feel gentle against the skin. Kimonos also work as dressing gowns, as the sleeves and cut make it easy to move and layer at home. When choosing one, it is worth paying attention to the material, softness and whether the kimono fits comfortably through different stages of the body.

Bathrobes / Kimonos: comfortable homewear for every day

Bathrobes and kimonos are a practical layer in a women's home wardrobe, worn during relaxed mornings and for unwinding in the evening. The cut and wearing comfort are especially important for mums, as the body can change during and after pregnancy, but the desire for clothes remains the same: they should be soft, simple and pleasant against the skin.

This category focuses on home style and practical material choices. Bamboo and linen fabrics are known for their softness and breathability, making them a good choice for any season. Kimonos are often versatile, so they work well both for everyday wear at home and for outings when you need to put an outfit together quickly.

Materials and feel: bamboo, linen and airy softness

Most of the kimonos in this category are made from bamboo yarn, which gives the fabric a silky feel and an airy quality. A bamboo kimono is a good choice if you are looking for comfortable homewear that does not feel thick or hot. Some styles also use linen fabric, which is stronger and has a light, drier feel. Both bamboo and linen help keep you comfortable throughout the day.

Patterns and colours (e.g. botanical motifs, hearts, leopard-like tones or a denim-like look) let you choose a kimono to suit your style without making it feel cumbersome to wear. A bathrobe or kimono does not have to be just “bedroom wear” – the right fabric and cut often make it suitable for breakfast or household tasks, too.

What to consider when choosing

• Material: bamboo yarn for an airy, soft feel; linen fabric offers a more structured feel
• Cut: versatile, comfortable wear through different stages of the body
• Use: suitable as a bathrobe, for relaxed mornings at home and for unwinding in the evening
• Style: calm, simple patterns that are easy to pair with your home wardrobe
• Care: fabrics that are generally easy and practical to care for and wear every day

How to choose the right bathrobe or kimono for mum

A bathrobe or kimono for mums often comes down to two things: comfort and the reassurance that it will fit even when the body is not the same every day. It is therefore worth checking whether the kimono is designed to be easy to wear across a range of sizes and whether the cut of the sleeves and body allows for easy movement.

If you also wear the robe after giving birth, it is good for the fabric to be gentle and not cause irritation. Bamboo is a pleasant choice for many because it feels soft against the skin and does not feel particularly “heavy”. Linen is suitable if you prefer a slightly drier, more breathable feel and want a garment that stands up well to everyday use.

Practical Uses for the Kids’ Room and Home Routine

Although this category is women’s loungewear, it is used throughout the day at home. A dressing gown or kimono is handy when you need to wake a child, manage the morning routine or take care of a quick household task. Lightweight fabric and an easy-to-wear design help ensure your clothing doesn’t get in the way when the day moves quickly.

A kimono is also a good choice for layering at home: it can be paired with other loungewear and worn at different temperatures. If you want a style that is both thoughtful and practical, combining patterns and materials means your dressing gown needn’t be just for sleeping, but can be part of your everyday look.