Bathrobes

A bathrobe is usually made from thick, absorbent cotton or towelling, designed to dry you off after a bath or shower. A dressing gown is typically lighter, made from cotton or silk, and worn more for comfort and warmth around the home rather than drying purposes.

Bathrobes are usually sized from small through to extra extra large, similar to regular clothing sizes. Check the chest measurement and robe length against your own height and build, and consider sizing up slightly if you prefer a looser, more relaxed fit.

Cotton bathrobes are soft, breathable and highly absorbent, making them a popular everyday choice, especially in a warm climate like Cyprus. Microfiber versions dry faster and weigh less, which suits travel, though many people still prefer the natural feel of cotton at home.

A hooded bathrobe adds an attached hood that helps keep your head warm and hair contained straight after a shower or swim. It's a practical extra for cooler mornings or evenings, and many people find it adds a cosy, wrap up feel to the robe.

Bathrobes should be washed every one to two weeks with regular use, since they absorb moisture, skin oils and steam over time. Washing on a warm, gentle cycle without fabric softener helps maintain absorbency, keeping the fabric soft, fresh and fluffy between full launders.

Yes, many people wear bathrobes outside the bathroom for lounging, reading or relaxing at home, especially first thing in the morning or before bed. Lighter robes also work well as loungewear on cooler evenings, layered over pyjamas for extra warmth.

A waffle weave bathrobe has a textured, honeycomb-style fabric that is lightweight and quick-drying, often preferred in warmer climates. A towelling bathrobe uses a thicker, looped terry fabric, offering more absorbency and warmth, which suits cooler mornings or after a bath.

Yes, bathrobes make a practical and comfortable gift, suiting birthdays, housewarmings or seasonal occasions. A soft, well-made robe in a neutral colour tends to suit most people, while a bold colour or pattern can add a more personal, thoughtful touch to the gift.

To keep a bathrobe soft, avoid overloading the washing machine and skip fabric softener, which coats fibres and reduces absorbency over time. Washing in warm water with a moderate amount of detergent, then giving it a good shake before drying, helps fibres stay fluffy.

Many bathrobes are designed with unisex sizing, offering a relaxed, generous cut that suits most body types. Some styles, such as a kimono cut, may run slightly differently, so it's worth checking the size chart for chest and length measurements before ordering.

For hotel or spa-style comfort, look for a thick, absorbent cotton or towelling bathrobe with a substantial weight, since these tend to feel more luxurious. A shawl or kimono collar, deep pockets and a tie belt also add to that relaxed, spa-like feel.

Bathrobes are generally safe for older children under supervision, though it's worth choosing a soft, breathable cotton fabric and checking the tie belt is secure and not too long. Younger children may find adult sizing too large, so a properly fitted size matters.

Stroma offers a wide range of bathrobes online, with island-wide delivery across Nicosia, Limassol, Paphos, Larnaca and Famagusta. You can also visit our physical stores to feel the fabric and check sizing in person before choosing the right robe.

Yes, Stroma delivers bathrobes across Cyprus. Depending on your location and preference, you can choose Stroma delivery, courier shipping, or store pickup during checkout. Available delivery methods, estimated delivery times, and any applicable charges are displayed at checkout, and our team is always happy to help with questions about delivery or product availability.