Froster Blanket Dressing Gown, Wearable Blanket with Sleeves, for Adults, Soft and Warm (Blue)

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Fabric: 100% cotton | Sizes available: S to 3XXL | Colours: Dark grey (with similar designs in blue and pink) | Length: Knee-length What we like Another one who has the JL men's one! It is super warm and yes, does come out almost dry from washing. One thing to note, sleeves are very long so much rolling is needed.” (Recommended by BringMeTea) Our verdict Fabric: 100% cotton | Sizes available: S - XL | Colours: Six - stone, deep sea, graphite, raspberry, white and coral | Length: Calf-length What we like

Whilst they come with a fairly significant price tag, the range of One Hundred Stars lightweight dressing gowns definitely offer style and luxury as well as comfort. They’re so luxurious that the brand refers to it not as a dressing gown, but as a house coat. Who knew? Machine washable? - How easy is the dressing gown to clean? Can it be thrown into the washing machine on a standard cycle and how long does it take to dry? To keep your dressing gown soft and fluffy, it’s recommended to wash on a cool setting, potentially adding an extra rinse and spin to ensure no laundry detergent is left caught in the fabric. You may also want to wash inside out and separate from other clothes to allow maximum space to spin inside the drum. Given the cost of living crisis, there are lots of discussions within the Mumsnet forums on how to keep warm at home this winter, with many users sharing their hints and tips for saving money on energy bills, wrapping up warm, and keeping cosy and comfortable at home. I have the hooded velour one from The White Company. I love it so much. Really toasty warm and comfy.” (Recommended by EssexLioness) Our verdict There’s nothing quite like snuggling up on the sofa in the best women's dressing gown, cuppa in hand, while the winter weather does its worst outside. And with the cost of living remaining high, many of us are seeking ways to keep warm at home without turning up the central heating. Alongside hunkering down with the best heated throw, dressing gowns come high on the list of must-have items for keeping warm on icy days.And, the one answer we all want to know – for is it really a dressing gown if it doesn’t get covered with tea stains and toast crumbs? – it is machine washable. Just make sure you remove all electronics first.

I got a lovely warm dressing gown from Sainsbury’s a few years ago.” (Recommended by mrssmiling) Our verdict After shrugging off the best winter coat for women having faced the great outdoors, you're going to want to slip into the cosiest loungewear including a high-quality dressing gown. For some, nothing beats a big towelling dressing gown to bring a touch of hotel luxury into your home. For softness and warmth, fleece is often a popular choice, and to achieve the ultimate in hibernation vibes, a hood can be a welcome feature. If you tend to find heavy dressing gowns too hot, a more lightweight robe made from waffle material or even satin may be the ideal choice for you. I definitely agree with The White Company velour robes. I'm on my second. My first lasted five years. They are so cosy and comfortable.” (Tried and tested by Housewife2010)Fabric: 100% cotton | Sizes available: XS to XL | Colours: White | Length: Calf-length (132cm) What we like I have a couple from British Boxers; the quality is fantastic and they wash beautifully. They are belted but I buy them on the big side so I can wrap it right around me.” (Brand recommended by MissFritton65) Our verdict Fabric: 75% recycled polyester, 25% polyester | Size available: S to XL | Colours: Grey | Length: Knee-length What we like Length - How much coverage do you want your dressing gown to provide? Some dressing gowns are a shorter length, sitting on, or just above, the knee. This can provide freedom for more active days around the home. On colder days, however, you may prefer a dressing gown that covers more of your legs or skims your lower calf for toasty warm legs .

I’ve got a Ted Baker one that I’ve had a few years now. It’s super warm and soft and looks brand new even after many washes.” (Recommended by AllTheCakes) Our verdict Price - How much are you willing to spend? Whilst some dressing gowns may be a significant initial investment, it’s also worth considering value for money on a cost-per-wear basis, especially when energy bills are so high.I bought one from Sainsbury’s last year and it's so soft and fluffy. I hate taking it off when I have to leave the house!” (Tried and tested by FourFuxxakes)