Cotton Dressing Gown / Robe - Wolds Steel

The Print

Introducing our handmade block-print dressing gown in our Wolds print, an elegant addition to your bedtime routine. 

Wolds End Orchard in Chipping Campden, the Cotswolds, is the last remaining orchard within the town. During the spring and summer months the orchard is full of bees, butterflies, and birds all enjoying the wonderful wildflowers, blossom and stunning veteran fruit trees, it is here that we found our inspiration for the Wolds print in Steel. 

Each intricate pattern is meticulously hand-carved onto wooden blocks, then dipped in vibrant, ethical dyes that are carefully pressed onto the cotton fabric. The result is a stunning design that beautifully captures the essence of Jaipur meets the Cotswolds. 

The Product

Each dressing gown is hand printed and hand crafted by our skilled artisans in Jaipur. Made using 100% cotton that ensures maximum comfort while lounging or sleeping. The breathable material allows for easy movement, making it perfect for any season. 

Our block-print dressing gown features a comfortable fit and a versatile flattering length. The waist tie allows you to cinch it for a customised fit, while the generous pockets offer both practicability and convenience. The handcrafted and individual designs make these an ideal gift for yourself or someone special. 

Tell Me The Details

2 large front pockets. 

Inner waist tie for customised fit.

Outer belt allows you to cinch it in as required.

100% Cotton.

Hand printed and Hand crafted in India.

One size only. Please see size chart for measurements. 

Co-ordinating Pyjamas are also available.

To Keep Me Looking My Best

I like a cool wash at 30 degrees.

Please don’t tumble dry me.

I like a warm but not hot iron. 

Full washing instructions are inside me to remind you. 

These gowns are handprinted using traditional methods. The nature of block printing by hand means there can be slight variations in the pattern and colour. We believe this truly adds to the story and individuality of each product. No two are ever the same… what story will yours tell?