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I like that bottom one too. But I already own two dressing gowns.The top 2 are exactly the silky soft fluffy stuff that makes me gip
But that bottom grey knitted one looks like it could be a goer.
Thank you
I like that bottom one too. But I already own two dressing gowns.The top 2 are exactly the silky soft fluffy stuff that makes me gip
But that bottom grey knitted one looks like it could be a goer.
Thank you
Looks like they're selling them like hot cakes, so you'd better order if you need a third dressing gown. All the black ones are out of stock, but grey ones are OK.I like that bottom one too. But I already own two dressing gowns.
I find myself channeling Leslie Phillips.I am trying to imagine an amusingly childish pronunciation
it's pronounced vel-oo-erFake French? "vel-WOUERRRRR"?
I'm still thinking about one of these. Wrong side of 40 quid is putting me off a bit. I might see if Father Xmas has any room left on his list.kittyP - I ordered one of the fleecy Next dressing gowns and picked it up today. It felt really cosy, and the bottom of it was just below my knees - I'm 5' 11" so depending on your height it could be more or less what you want.
Think of it this way - a dressing gown should last donkeys years, so it works out at maybe 2 quid a year. A good investment.I'm still thinking about one of these. Wrong side of 40 quid is putting me off a bit. I might see if Father Xmas has any room left on his list.
I'm in danger of being one of those dreadful people that orders themselves nice stuff in the run up to Xmas and incurs the wrath of loved ones.
I'm still thinking about one of these. Wrong side of 40 quid is putting me off a bit. I might see if Father Xmas has any room left on his list.
I'm in danger of being one of those dreadful people that orders themselves nice stuff in the run up to Xmas and incurs the wrath of loved ones.
You've talked me into it.I don't think that's expensive for good quality dressing gown really. I paid £79 for one once, and have no regrets.
You've talked me into it.
My mum has ordered me the same.kittyP - I ordered one of the fleecy Next dressing gowns and picked it up today. It felt really cosy, and the bottom of it was just below my knees - I'm 5' 11" so depending on your height it could be more or less what you want.
Admittedly I only tried it on straight after getting home, all sweaty like, but it's basically a fluffy housecoat.My mum has ordered me the same.
It was supposed to arrive today but they said they couldn't deliver it, bloody Hermes.
Good to know its cozy though
Sounds good! Mine's meant to be delivered next week.Oh farmerbarleymow thank you so much for the help!
It arrived today and its brilliant, so cozy and fits well,plenty of room to wrap it well round me.
I'm over the moon, thank you xxx
Good, good, let the hate flow through you...He he
Let invocation commenceHe he
Ooh that looks like just the level of cosiness I'm after. With added jedi masterness.He he
I don't think you wear these dressing gowns. It's more a case of moving in to them. Me in my new home:
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Mine was like that for years. I eventually fixed after the embarrassment of having it pointed out to me by a stranger when I wore it in hospital.One of the belt hooks on mine is broken, caught again in a door, I know I have to mend it but keep finding workarounds for using it (when I have to open it I put the belt in the pocket) rather than just getting my needles out and sewing it up.
It's halfway between a duvet and a dressing gown I reckon.They are sooooo cosy huh!?
Although looking down at myself wearing the same thing as you is weird
I've got something very similar made by Brasher. Fleece-lined and outer material that's not a million miles off. Wouldn't be surprised if that's from the same source too.I've realised I've got a zip-up non-hood hoodie thing in almost the same type of material and similar in colour, but thicker. Got it cheap in the sale a few years ago in M & S - probably made by the same company.