Specifications
Materials and make
- Sizing
- By height: XS below 166cm · S/M below 177cm · L/XL above 177cm
- Material
- 100% extra-long-staple Supima cotton
- Weight
- 450 g/m²
- Woven in
- Family mill, Portugal
- Certified
- Supima® · OEKO-TEX® Standard 100
450 gsm Supima cotton
The finish
A wide collar, folded cuffs
A wide, generous collar and folded cuffs finished in a crisp percale, for a tailored, hotel-wing silhouette rather than a loose towelling shape.
The details
A hand-sewn, seamless belt
The belt is hand-sewn as one seamless length rather than pieced together, made at the same family mill in Portugal as the robe itself.
Support
Frequently asked questions
How does Juniper's Hôtel Bathrobe differ from other bathrobes?
We weave 100% extra-long-staple Supima cotton into a dense, lightly twisted 450 g/m² terry, finished with a wide collar, folded percale cuffs, and a hand-sewn seamless belt. Everything is made in a family-owned factory in Portugal that has crafted bed linens and towels since 1948.
Why is Juniper able to sell robes of this quality at a lower price point than other brands?
We spend very little on advertising. We trust that delivering a superior product at a better price will make people talk, so our customers do the marketing for us by recommending Juniper to their friends.
How do I pick the right size?
Sizing runs by height rather than the usual XS-XL: Extra Small fits below 166cm, Small/Medium below 177cm, and Larger above 177cm. If you are between sizes, or unsure, every order comes with a 30 day trial and a full refund if you are not satisfied.
What does 450 gsm mean and how will it impact me?
GSM is grams per square metre — the standard measure of terry weight. More weight generally means more cotton in the loop, so a higher-gsm robe absorbs more before it feels damp and tends to feel more substantial. 450 gsm sits in the plush, hotel-weight range without becoming slow to dry.
How should I wash my robe to keep it soft and absorbent?
Wash separately from other laundry at 40 to 60°C. Skip fabric softener — it coats the cotton fibres and reduces how much water they can absorb. Tumble dry on a low setting for the softest result, or hang to dry.
For how long will the robe last?
With proper care you should expect several years of regular use before it starts to thin.
