Vintage Wash Robe | Sage
SAARDE
Regular price $144.00
Unit price per
Wrap yourself up in our 100% Turkish Cotton Sage Vintage Wash Robe. The Sage Vintage Wash Robe has a large hood and deep pockets. Made for lounging!
The stone-washing process softens the cotton fibres and increases the fabric's flexibility. The Sage Vintage Wash Robe is flat-woven on one side, with a short terry weave on the other.
Product Info
100% OEKO-TEX Turkish Cotton
Relaxed Fit
2 size options
Details
Designed in Australia
Made In Turkey
Machine washable to 40C/105ºF
Line dry or tumble dry on low heat
Wash with similar colours
Measurements
S/M | 121cm / 48" from side neck to hem, 130cm / 51" circumference
L/XL | 128cm / 50.4" from side neck to hem, 140cm / 50.4" circumference
Shipping + Returns
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About The Brand
Saardé (pronounced sar-day) is a design-led brand, that creates considered, textured, pared-back goods for home, body & travel. Their brand name originates from the Turkish word “sade” which means “simple”. It reflects our philosophy & ethos which translate into our products, brand, and lifestyle.
They design their products in-house in Australia with an ethical and sustainable focus and are very selective when it comes to choosing their makers. They work with small producers, in small batches and never aim for the mass market; everything has to be made or finished by hand as their goods are for people looking for something really special.