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Charter Club Robe

Compare Charter Club robes by fabric, warmth and length, from light pointelle to plush fleece and zip-front styles, so you can match the robe to your routine and your budget.
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Four new robes, each cut for a different routine

Roomy Charter Club robe in XL hanging open on a bedroom hook

Charter Club Robe in XL — a roomier fit for relaxed weekends and easy layering over pajamas

Shown in XL, this Charter Club robe favors a roomier cut that layers comfortably over pajamas without pulling at the shoulders. The straightforward design keeps it easy to grab after a shower or on a slow weekend morning, when extra give matters more than a close fit.

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Long plush fleece-trim robe hanging on a bedroom wall hook

Women's Long Plush Fleece-Trim Robe — Macy's Exclusive warmth for chilly mornings

Trimmed in plush fleece and cut long, this Macy's Exclusive robe holds warmth close on cold mornings when you are moving from bed to kitchen. The added length covers more of the leg, so it works well for chilly houses and unhurried weekends at home.

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Long plush zip-front robe closed on a hanger in a bedroom

Women's Long Plush Zip-Front Robe — Macy's Exclusive, hands-free coverage for busy mornings

A zip front replaces the usual tie, giving you steady coverage while you move around the house or pack a bag. As a Macy's Exclusive cut long in plush fabric, it suits anyone who prefers a secure, hands-free feel over a robe that can gape open in the morning.

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Solid quilted belted robe tied at the waist on a hanger

Women's Solid Quilted Belted Robe — Macy's Exclusive with a steady, snug hold over sleepwear

The quilted fabric has a little body to it, and the attached belt holds the robe in place when you bend, reach or sit. Offered as a Macy's Exclusive in a solid shade, it reads neatly for answering the door, and the straightforward cut suits daily wear.

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Charter Club Plush Velour Long-sleeve Robe in Red for rich color and steady warmth

Velour has a short, dense pile that feels smooth against the skin and holds warmth without much bulk, so this red long-sleeve robe suits cool evenings and slow weekends. The rich color stands out on a hook, and the classic cut layers over pajamas without bunching at the arms.
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Red plush velour long-sleeve robe hanging in a bright bedroom
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Three popular robes matched to different routines

These picks answer what usually comes up after a first choice: how light is too light, whether a tie or belt stays put, and how a knee-length cut behaves around the house. Each settles a different everyday trade-off.
Pink pointelle robe folded on a bedroom chair

Charter Club Pointelle Robe in Pink — a lightweight pick for warm nights when heavier fabrics feel like a lot

The pointelle knit is open and airy, so it layers over sleepwear without trapping heat — a sensible choice for warm sleepers or summer nights. Pink adds a bright shade that is easy to spot on a hook, and the lightweight weave dries quickly after washing.
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Cream waffle-knit robe with self-tie belt on a hanger

Charter Club Cream Waffle-Knit Robe in L with Self-Tie Belt for adjustable fit and easy tying

A self-tie belt lets you set the fit yourself rather than rely on a fixed closure, which helps when you want it snug one day and loose the next. The waffle texture has a calm, spa-like feel, and cream keeps the look quiet and easy to match around the house.
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Knee-length soft spa robe hanging on a bathroom hook

Charter Club Women's Spa Robe — knee-length softness made for after-bath ease every day

Knee-length coverage keeps things modest while still letting you move freely, and the soft fabric feels gentle right after a bath. This is the practical pick for a shared bathroom or a quick walk down the hall, where comfort matters more than length.
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Where a robe earns its place

Three everyday moments a good robe covers

Slow weekend mornings at home

A soft robe covers the gap between waking up and getting dressed, so you can make coffee and answer the door without pulling on full clothes. Roomier fits stay comfortable for hours of wear.

After a shower, when you dry off slowly

A robe with good coverage dries you off while you settle, and it keeps you warm if the bathroom is chilly. Knee-length styles work well here, since they move easily as you walk, sit and reach.

Travel, guests and shared spaces

A robe you can quickly tie or zip is handy in a hotel room or a shared hallway. Solid, easy-care fabrics wash often and stay presentable when you need to open the door to someone.
What to weigh first

Six factors that change which robe fits you

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Fabric weight and how warm it feels

Light pointelle and waffle knits breathe well for warm sleepers, while plush fleece and velour hold heat for cool mornings. Match the weight to your room temperature and how you usually sleep.

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Length, from knee-length to long cuts

A knee-length robe moves easily around the house, and a long cut covers more leg when you step outside or into a cold hallway. Decide where you will wear it most before choosing.

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Closure style: tie, belt or zip front

A tie lets you adjust the fit on the spot, a belt sits securely at the waist, and a zip front keeps the front closed as you move. Each closure feels different in daily use.

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Fit ease and sizing room to move

Roomier sizes layer over pajamas without pulling, while a closer cut sits neatly under a coat. Check the stated size, and allow extra room if you plan to wear it over thick sleepwear.

Cream, pink and red robe fabrics folded together on a bedroom bench
Color and how it fits your home

Solid shades like cream read calmly in a bedroom, and a brighter tone such as pink or red is easier to spot on a hook. Pick a color you will be happy to see every morning.

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Care, washing and everyday value

Well-made fabrics hold up through regular washing, which is where everyday value shows. Consider how often you will wash the robe and whether the texture you like stays soft over time.

Find your robe type

Three robe directions worth comparing

Plush fleece and velour warmth

For cool houses and winter mornings, dense plush and velour hold heat close. Look for long sleeves and a longer cut if you want coverage when you step out of bed into a cold room.

Light pointelle and waffle knits

Open pointelle and waffle textures let air move, so they feel better for warm sleepers or summer nights. These are the options to reach for when a heavy robe would be too much.

Quilted and belted structure

Quilted fabric has more body and holds its shape, while a proper belt keeps the robe closed as you move. This direction suits anyone who wants structure rather than a soft drape.
  • What shoppers notice

Real impressions of robes in everyday use

Shoppers tend to describe the same details again and again: how the fabric feels on skin, whether warmth builds too fast, and if the fit stays comfortable after washing. These notes capture that everyday pattern.
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Marla K.

I put mine on right after my morning shower and it keeps me warm while I make breakfast. The fabric still feels soft after several washes, which is the detail I check most carefully when I buy a robe.
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Denise R.

I wanted something light enough for summer and this was the right call. It does not trap heat, so I can wear it around the house without reaching for the thermostat, and the sleeves still cover my arms well.
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Joan P.

The belt stays tied when I bend down, which was my main worry before ordering. I wear it over pajamas most mornings and have not had to readjust it since, even after a few washes in the machine.
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Tara L.

I like that it feels substantial without being heavy. Walking from the bedroom to the bathroom in winter is no longer something I rush through, and that small bit of comfort has been worth it to me.
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Beth S.

Sizing was straightforward for me, and there is room to move when I stretch. The color has held up too, which I did not expect after this much use, so I would happily buy it again for the guest room.
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Carmen A.

I compared a few department-store robes before settling on this one. The difference I noticed was in the finish — the seams lie flat and the fabric has not pilled, so it still looks new after regular wear.

Common questions before you choose

Fleece and velour trap more heat and suit cooler homes, while pointelle and waffle knits breathe better for warm sleepers. Match the fabric to your room temperature and how easily you overheat at night.
Knee-length styles move freely around the house and are easy to sit down in, while longer cuts cover more when you step into a cold hallway. Think about where you wear the robe most, then choose from there.
Order your usual size for a relaxed fit, and size up if you plan to layer over thick sleepwear. A roomier robe feels better when you bend and reach, without pulling at the shoulders or bunching at the arms.
A zip front stays closed as you move and is quick to put on, while a tie or belt lets you adjust the fit throughout the day. Neither is better overall — it comes down to how secure you like the front to feel.
Follow the care label, wash on a gentle cycle with like colors, and avoid high heat, which can flatten soft piles. Air drying when possible helps plush fabrics keep their feel over many washes.
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