How to choose bathrobe material? Ⅲ

Bathrobes come in a wide variety of materials, each with its own unique qualities and advantages. Generally there are: cotton, terry cloth, microfiber, silk, waffle weave, coral velvet, flannel, bamboo fiber, chiffon and so on. Only by clearly understanding the characteristics of these materials can you find the most suitable bathrobe for your needs. Here are some of the main categories of materials:

Flannel:

Facecloth is a plush fabric made from a blend of coarse wool. Some bathrobes are available in embossed styles. It is loved for its soft, smooth texture that makes you feel as if you are on a cloud.

Because the wool of flannel is fine and dense, the fabric is thick, so it has good heat retention. Even on cold winter days, just a flannel bathrobe is enough to wear indoors. Generally, flannel robes are equipped with a belt and pockets. This makes it easy to put on and take off and to carry your belongings. Not to mention the absorbency. Plush has always been very absorbent and is especially good for use before and after bathing.

It is best to use neutral detergent when cleaning, soak for a few minutes, and gently rub when hand washing. Do not use a brush, it will destroy the fabric fluff, resulting in falling plush. Do not use hot water and bleach, use cold or warm water is better.

Bamboo Fiber:

Bamboo fiber is a cellulose fiber extracted from naturally growing bamboo and is one of the five natural fibers. Bamboo fiber has good breathability, so wearing this bathrobe will make you feel very fresh, perfect for summer, or windy nights. Bamboo fiber is also instantly absorbent and very fine. It is easy to access and absorbs moisture quickly, making it a favorite. Although bamboo fiber is very soft to the touch, it is highly abrasion resistant and durable. It remains intact even after regular use or throwing it in the washing machine.

When cleaning, pay attention to a few points: the water temperature is best below 40 degrees Celsius, use acidic detergent, and stir well in the water. Rub lightly by hand, do not use a brush, otherwise it will destroy the internal fibers. Slight discoloration may occur during the first wash, but don’t worry, these are normal.

Chiffon:

Chiffon bathrobe is also one of the common bathrobe in the market. It is made of chiffon fabric which is lightweight, transparent, soft and elegant. The lightweight material is comfortable to touch and allows you to move around the house.

Due to the sparse fiber structure inside the chiffon fabric, it is particularly breathable. In addition, chiffon dyeing with adequate reduction treatment. Therefore it fabric feels especially soft and elastic, and is a fashionable fabric for women to pursue. In particular, many chiffon clothing styles are now very elegant, more close-fitting and revealing. Imagine how refreshing and comfortable it will be to put on a chiffon bathrobe after a bath in summer.

Chiffon fabrics are slightly harder to care for and are best dry cleaned. This does not easily damage the internal textile structure. If you can’t dry clean it, you can also wash it in water. Soak the entire garment first and then let it drip dry naturally, remembering not to wring it out! Finally, iron on low temperature to avoid shrinking. More decorative chiffon bathrobes are recommended to be placed flat in the closet to avoid creases caused by folding. Use fabric pockets for storage if conditions permit.

Whether you like the softness of cotton, the moisture absorption of terry cloth, the lightness of microfiber, the luxury of silk, the texture of waffle weave, the thick of coral velvet, the skin affinity of flannel, the breathability of bamboo fiber, and the light and thin of chiffon, there is always a bathrobe material that can meet your needs and preferences. Start picking according to your preferences!