Bathrobe

/ˈbæθ.roʊb/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A loose-fitting, usually ankle-length robe worn after a bath or before getting dressed.

She wrapped herself in a soft, fluffy bathrobe after stepping out of the shower.

A garment worn over pajamas or loungewear, often for warmth or comfort.

He liked to wear his bathrobe while sipping coffee on the balcony in the morning.

A garment that can also be used for lounging at home, providing comfort and ease of movement.

After a long day, she changed into her comfortable bathrobe and settled down to watch a movie.

The word bathrobe combines 'bath' + 'robe', the latter coming from Old French 'robe', meaning 'garment'.

in a bathrobe

Dressed informally in a bathrobe, often at home.

robe

A long, loose outer garment.

loungewear

Casual clothing suitable for relaxing at home.

Comfy attire for staying at home.

I love wearing my 'cozy armor' while binge-watching a series.

A relaxed state of being at home in informal clothing.

After a long day, all I want is my 'sloppy chic' and some snacks.