Cream Robe Kimono Jacket

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Color Beige
Woman in sunglasses and a cream muslin kimono jacket over a crop top and shorts
Woman in a light green kimono robe over a white top and denim shorts
Woman in a black wrap robe over a black top and plaid skirt against a neutral background
Woman in a white long sleeve kimono cardigan over a black crop top and shorts indoors
Size S
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Reach for this cream kimono jacket on almost any day. Made from soft, breathable double gauze cotton, it drapes into a flattering, relaxed shape with a timeless neutral finish that pairs with everything.

- 100% Cotton Gauze
- Hypoallergenic and gentle on skin
- Flattering cinched waist drape
- Eco-friendly sustainable
- Lightweight and breathable design

The light crinkle texture makes it a true year-round layer, gentle on the skin and easy to wear. Slip it on at home, or layer it over a favourite outfit as it moves from cosy loungewear to quiet evening cover-up.

For another clean neutral layer, see the white kimono cardigan.

Model is 5′ 6" (172cm)

The softest thing you'll wear all day

The softest thing you'll wear all day

  • 100% cotton double gauze, two layers, breathable without being sheer
  • Soft before you wash it, softer after.
  • Weighs almost nothing, moves with every step

Get To Know YOUR Lounge wear set

A robe cut from muslin: lightweight cotton woven in an open, gauze-like structure, with two of those layers held together as double gauze. The weave is what gives it the crinkle and the weightlessness. It's the same cloth used for baby swaddles, scaled up.

It starts at the water but doesn't stop there. The gauze layers trap pockets of air that hold body heat without weight, so it works over long sleeves well into all seasons.

A muslin robe is perfect for slow mornings, after showers, lounging at home, beach days, and travel. Lightweight, breathable, and soft, it’s an easy layer you’ll want to wear every day.

No. Wash cold on a gentle cycle and turn it inside out first, and the paint stays put. What it won't survive is bleach or a hot tumble dry. The same things that ruin the cotton anyway.

Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle, hang or tumble dry low. Skip the fabric softener, it coats the fibres and blocks the softening cotton does on its own. No ironing after, the crinkle is the point.