Dressing gowns

Tana Lawn PJ at Liberty's (if you have a small fortune to spend!).
I love this fabulous cotton that feels almost like silk. 😍

www.libertylondon.com/uk/department/liberty-products/women/sleepwear/?prefn1=Filter%20by%20Product%20Type&prefv1=Pyjamas&prefn2=Material&prefv2=Cotton&start=0&sz=36&gclid=Cj0KCQjwusunBhCYARIsAFBsUP9DSRTUIrYqqa1mVmWfBNqW4mNL4zkjYqHF21XRgp652aHHTwqorR4aAlFGEALw_wcB

Oh look:

www.broraonline.com/uk/liberty-print-tana-lawn-pyjamas-pj9070fl9095

In the Brora sale!

Those look lovely NotSpaghetti, but unfortunately they are out of stock.

Oh no!
Apologies!

Here are some Tana Lawn...

All but the largest size in stock.
www.jamesmeade.com/products/de6-ml/morag-pyjamas

Last suggestion re pyjamas. These are apparently very soft and light - and a snip in comparison!

www.johnlewis.com/their-nibs-mardis-gras-bouquet-pyjama-set-pink/p5261749?size=L&srsltid=AfmBOorTqdpFzKttd_q6hzNs3GYhVWfUM_2fOkkX5tRxGyCL8kRyYumth4c

David Nieper do brilliant velvet type fabric Kaftans. They are machine washable and something you could change into when you want to relax without looking as if you are ready for bed. I buy one every two years or so but they don't actually wear out. They sound expensive but I wear mine every day of the year when I get up. I am 5ft 1in. I have no noticeable waist, but these kaftans look reasonably elegant and dressy. So price per wear is very little.

I’ve just found some nice looking ones doing a ‘button through dressing gown’ search on Google. Reasonable prices, Debenhams (online only) and Cotton Traders plus others.

Crikey, I haven’t worn a dressing gown in years but I believe there is one lurking in the wardrobe.

I bought a long dressing gown with a zip from Cotton Traders. It looks very nice on but I have terrible trouble doing the zip up. It's so annoying, first thing in the morning, that I've taken to wearing my old wrap around dressing gown! (I know I should have returned it but it's too late now.

Try searching housecoats instead of dressing gowns.

I’ve been looking for housecoats to sit with a button through nightie for my aunt and thought this was a lovely colour marlonlingerie.co.uk/products/greek-key-motif-embossed-fleece-button-housecoat

If you fancy good quality cotton dressing gowns I recommend these:

www.hotwaterbottleshop.co.uk/collections/dressing-gowns-robes/

I found them really comfy and long-lasting. Only trouble is they are not button through.

I have just seen a zip through velour dressing gown in David Nieper catalogue, don`t faint, £285

Bog standard fleece, 100% polyester fleece, yuk. £169

I am glad I can sew, my pure wool zip up cost me < £60 plus time, ie one day

I bought a fleece button through Slenderella a week or so ago which I am wearing. There is nothing wrong with it except for me it is too thin, more for Spring or Autumn. I like one on and one in the wash so I am awaiting the delivery of a different make, the name escapes me, today. I hope it is warmer.
I spent hours online courtesy of Amazon.

I do not like zipped ones as the zip for me gets stuck, hence button through are easier.

Thanks all. I'd never considered Slenderella as nothing about me is "slender" but I'm sending for one of the dressing gowns for the winter and hopefully will add one of the cotton ones when Spring comes round.

Butterick has just brought out a dressing gown pattern with a zip. I just wanted to pass the details on as I am aware that the pattern I recommended went out of print a while ago.

Butterick B6967

There has been no pattern anywhere for a dressing gown with a zip, not for a very long time, until today

Cyberjammies are worth having a look at on line. I have a dressing gown of theirs.

Mum likes the button up ones, she gets them from Damart.
I have a normal fleecy belted one from Sainsburys about ten years ago which refuses to die, but I love it and could happily live in it given the chance.