Review on SIORO Flannel Bathrobe Sleepwear Lounging Men's Clothing by Tim Springer

I can't even count how long I've been looking for decent women's bathrobes made of cotton flannel, seersucker, terrycloth or chenille. Like our grandmothers. Basically, I find a lot of fakes pretending to be real. Some of them aren't cheap either. And I can't stand those hot fleece things with the word "cuddly" - I run for the mountains! Hello MEN Robes! I'm curvy, 190lbs, 5ft 4in and this plus size men's shirt was a good buy! I risked an amount that I suspected would go down and won. Bought more than I needed after washing and drying on medium heat. , everything OK. Post-wash benefits: Soft, comfortable, real cotton flannel that hugs my waist completely with little room left - more than a pajama. The sleeves reach to the middle of the arms and can be rolled up so that they do not slip when doing housework (plates, etc.). The length is mid-calf. There are internal drawstrings to secure the robe and a hanging loop. Looks great! these colors, including gray.) Cons: There really aren't any - just a few things to keep in mind: 1) If you're about my weight and height but look more like an apple shape, consider XL (instead the big one I have) so you have more room in the middle after washing. They usually also have a slightly larger and/or longer robe, but that's a good thing! compared to the women's dressing gown. It doesn't bother me and I'm used to it, but if it bothers you, they can be cut at will and reattached if you don't mind a bit of sewing. 3) After washing, the dressing gown and tie will be a little wrinkled, but everything will be smooth after a while. No problem for me as I don't iron anything, I live with it haha. Overall -- A GREAT choice and I wear my robe every morning at coffee time and every night. Love it!