Men's Bathrobe Tips
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Men's Bath Robe Tips
Men's bath robes tend to be more rugged and conservative in fabric and cut than women's. However, comfort is gender neutral. Silk and cashmere can be appreciated by men, too. Wearing a bathrobe is supposed to be pleasant, so don't worry if you don't look a lumber jack. Do what feels good.
Blissful Bathrobe Surprise
Dads, try this to soothe the nerves of your partner. Draw a bath, light a candle, pour some wine, and hang a new, plush bathrobe on the bathroom door. Grab the kids and leave mom a note saying that you'll be back in time to put the children to bed. What you do afterward is up to you!
Who is All and Why Do Most Robes Fit Him?
The "one size fits all" bathrobe seems to fit no one. Especially when investing in a quality robe that will last many years, be sure to find a style that has several sizes from which to choose. Look for sizing charts before ordering online or over the phone. Many charts have notes at the bottom to help with getting accurate measurements.
An Acceptable Accessory
Most guys don't accessorize. But anything that supports your lifestyle counts. If you don't have a bathrobe, consider adding one to your wardrobe. Robes are very practical, comfortable, and easy to care for. No ironing here! Slip it on to answer the door. Keep it on while drinking coffee and reading the paper. Your mate will also love wrapping up inside it.
The Long Lost Robe
Once the garb of royalty and academics, robes have been delegated to bathroom status in these modern times. You may still see a shaving jacket or dressing robe in your grandparent's closet, but today's robes are more like towels than outer wear. How could this have happened when the robe is one of the most comfortable and easy to care for clothing articles around? While you may not feel comfortable wearing that terrycloth on “casual Friday”, don't just leave it in the back of your closet. Be proud of your robe! Enjoy it lounging in the backyard or even cooking on the barbeque.
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