Pacific Mist is blue held back almost to grey, the color of fog over water in the hour before it lifts. It is the only color in this robe that adds anything to a room, and it adds very little — enough to look chosen, not enough to clash with tile you did not pick. Waffle cotton carries the shade well, since the recessed squares hold it slightly deeper than the ridges do. Light enough to wear through a whole morning.Offered in S/M and L/XLThe waffle weave+The cloth is essentially a grid of small pockets. Each one holds air, meets skin, and takes on water across texture instead of depth, so the robe absorbs well while staying thin enough to fold into a drawer or a suitcase. No heavy pile means it dries between uses and does not carry the mildew smell a thick robe develops. Washing loosens the fibers and improves the feel steadily. Absorbs across texture, then dries between uses Textured waffle weave, lightweight Styling+Designed for the quiet moments that begin and end the day, the Cloud Waffle Bathrobe is effortless to slip into after a shower, over sleepwear, or while easing into your morning routine. Its lightweight waffle weave feels soft and breathable against the skin, offering just the right amount of comfort without feeling heavy. Keep it within reach and let it become one of those simple luxuries you reach for every day.Good to know+ Which size should I buy as a gift?S/M suits most people up to a medium, L/XL from large upward, and the cut is relaxed enough that either forgives a guess. When you truly cannot tell, the larger size is the safer error. Returns are open for 30 days. Are there pockets?There are — one on each hip, sized for a phone or reading glasses. Useful in a guest room, where whoever is staying has nowhere else to set things down. Does waffle absorb as well as a terry robe?It absorbs differently. Terry soaks in and stays wet; waffle takes water off the skin and gives it up to the air. You feel dry just as quickly, and the robe is ready again far sooner. Also offered in Mineral Mist and Oat Drift.
