6 stock styles: kimono-sleeve women's robes, hand-embroidered long robes, 22-momme heavy men's bathrobes (hotel style) and couples' morning robes. Logo embroidery and woven labels, MOQ from 20 pcs.
6 stock styles · 19/22-momme crepe satin · logo embroidery & woven labels · MOQ from 20 pcs
Silk robes have among the highest repurchase rates of any silk category. Throw it on after a shower, over your pajamas in the morning, or pack it as a travel bathrobe — versatile, so it sells. Our robe line covers women's, men's and couples' morning robes, from 19 momme up to heavy 22 momme.
The kimono (dropped-shoulder) sleeve has no underarm seam — loose, arm-friendly and the classic silk robe cut. We offer knee- and ankle-length versions with matching belts. Hand-embroidered styles place the embroidery on shoulders and cuffs, in tonal or gold thread — ideal for premium gift boxes.
Hotels, resorts and postpartum care centers are the steady customers for silk bathrobes, and they care about three things: 22-momme weight that isn't see-through, quick-drying absorbency, and repeated industrial laundering. Our hotel-style robe is 22-momme crepe satin, ankle length, twin pockets, wide belt — with your hotel logo embroidered or woven in.
Morning robes are shorter than robes — usually above the knee — with a closer cut. Couples' versions use one fabric in two colors, one per partner, and pair with a gift box as wedding favors or anniversary gifts. Boxes can carry gold-foil logos and printed insert cards.
Yes. A robe is outerwear at home: thin silk looks sheer, flutters and drapes poorly — visibly cheap. 22-momme crepe satin weighs about 1.4x the 16-momme, costs roughly 35-40% more in fabric, but retails 60%+ higher — better margin, not worse.
The questions customers ask most before ordering
Same fabric family and cut — it's mostly naming by use. Bathrobes are usually heavier (22 momme), longer (ankle) and pocketed for hotel use; robes come in more lengths and weights for home use.
Yes, three ways: chest embroidery, woven collar label, or heat-transfer on the belt. For hotel volumes we recommend embroidery — it survives industrial laundering best.
Standard is a separate, same-fabric belt (detachable); a fixed back-waist belt is also available. Just specify when ordering — both at no extra charge.
Silk breathes well and 22 momme is fine in air-conditioned rooms, but for humid summers without AC we suggest 19 momme. If your customers are mostly in the south, lead with 19.
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Logo embroidery, woven labels or heat transfer, built for repeated industrial laundering. Volume orders get dedicated line scheduling.