Saranoni Minky Stretch Luxe Robe with Pockets, Above-Knee
Description
Minky Stretch Luxe Robe in a polyester and spandex blend, hitting just above the knee, with pockets and a tie belt closure. This robe runs small, so consider sizing up. Available in small, medium, and large.
The fabric is the same Minky Stretch Luxe material Saranoni uses across its line — brushed silky-smooth, with enough stretch that the robe moves and drapes with you rather than pulling, and breathable enough for year-round wear.
Measurements:
Small — 37.5 in overall length, 20.5 in sleeve
Medium — 38.5 in overall length, 21.75 in sleeve
Large — 39 in overall length, 23.5 in sleeve
Care: machine wash cold. No fabric softener or bleach. Hang to dry or tumble dry with no heat.
Why It Matters
Minky Stretch Luxe Robe in a polyester and spandex blend, hitting just above the knee, with pockets and a tie belt closure. This robe runs small, so consider sizing up. Available in small, medium, and large.
The fabric is the same Minky Stretch Luxe material Saranoni uses across its line — brushed silky-smooth, with enough stretch that the robe moves and drapes with you rather than pulling, and breathable enough for year-round wear.
Measurements:
Small — 37.5 in overall length, 20.5 in sleeve
Medium — 38.5 in overall length, 21.75 in sleeve
Large — 39 in overall length, 23.5 in sleeve
Care: machine wash cold. No fabric softener or bleach. Hang to dry or tumble dry with no heat.
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