Review on 🧖 Men's Clothing: Turkish Bathrobe with Hood, Lengthy Arus Style by Dale Hing

I have two ocean colored ones in 2019 Bought bathrobes (medium). I'm 5'4", 120 pounds and have a muscular and athletic build. I read the reviews about abrasion so thought I would reduce wear this way. I must say that after two years of daily use (summer and winter) they have held up very well. They shrink a bit, about an inch to an inch and a half, which is just an inch off the ground when barefoot. Just now, as we near the year 2022, one of the ocean-colored robes is wearing down, which was to be expected. It still barely falls apart and stays strong. You wear it at home, in front of the TV or around the family, so who cares if there are a few loose threads here and there. This is for the city wear. If there's a group I can still get one out, but that hardly matters in the dim light late at night. I bought the navy blue and gray earlier this year, as well as the charcoal for the holidays. Other robes are too hot (polyester and sherpa), too thin, or too short. They soak up water from the shower. I could step right on it and it would soak it all up, but once towel dried it's just perfect. I tend to blow dry it, wear it outside of the bathroom over gym shorts and a light t-shirt/sleeveless or shirtless so it doesn't need to be washed often. If you wear it in a way that requires weekly washing, it can wear out faster. As an added bonus, the heavy warm bathrobe drapes nicely over a duvet for those chilly, chilly, or cold nights, or simply as a makeshift blanket for a daytime nap, and its weight is comforting. I never freeze in this robe. One note though: if you are planning a trip this can be a problem. You almost need a handle for the robe itself. Not a problem for a trip, but for a flight I would choose what the hotel offers. So great quality, great durability, great comfort and, although only a few years old, a great investment.