Free People FP ONE Border Print Sleep Robe

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Free People FP ONE Border Print Sleep Robe

Style: 25838681

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Floral printed long sleeping robe with lace trimming at the shoulders and middle back. Ties around waist. Front can also crisscross close and tie on the inside of robe. Gauzy cotton fabric. A beautiful piece to throw over a basic tank and flared denim combination.

*100% Cotton
*Machine Wash Cold
*Import

Measurements for Size Small:
Length: 39"
Bust (all around): 40"
Sleeve Length (from edge of neckline): 29 1/2"
Sleeve Opening Width: 9"

*FP One is a collection made with love from India. The collection has been curated from the fine details that India has to offer; embroideries, prints, embellishments, rich colors and fine gauze fabrics. The collection brings a modern twist to old world techniques and creates a line that has a cultured feel with special attention to detail.

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Model's Height:: 5' 10"
Wearing Size: Small

Model's Height:: 5' 10"
Wearing Size: Small

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Price:: ^$98^.00

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Color:: Peach Combo

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Rated 3 out of 5Â by 1 reviewer.

Rated 3 out of 5Â by angelilvasy Hmm I have very mixed emotions about this robe. I bought it with the actual intent of using it as a robe, not really for wearing in public. I couldn't decide which color to get since they appeared pretty similar and settled on the "peach combo." While the actual peach colored background doesn't wow me, the rest of the design is really pretty. I got it in a medium (5'6'', 135#) and the length is pretty good, but it will ride up when you lift your arms up for anything. Also, the sleeves stop a few inches (about 3 or 4 inches for me) from your wrists. While I like this for a sleeping/showering robe, you might want to take this into account if you plan on wearing it outside the house. Finally, I would like to point out the fabric. If this were made out of anything remotely nicer, I would have given it a better rating. The tag says 100% cotton but it still feels pretty rough and thin. It sort of reminds me of thicker tissue paper. Definitely nothing to write home about. Based solely on that, if I saw this robe in person I would have probably payed no more than $30 for it. I understand it's "handmade in India," but if you were to buy this or a similar product trough another company or in India itself, it would be wayyy cheaper. 5.30.2013

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