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Heidi's luxe cotton classic robe immediately I am thrilled to share my modern twist on this beloved pattern with you. The ultimate in daily relaxation wear, it strikes a perfect balance with the refined and flattering drape of soft cotton, edged with delicate scalloped trim. Thoughtfully adorned with an attached belt and pockets, our classic robe ensures you wind down the evening looking as polished as you did throughout the day. I am thrilled to share my modern twist on this beloved pattern with you.
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- 100% soft light-weight cotton
- Features a spacious pocket on each side
- Attached belt and interior adjustable ties
- Handmade luxury designed in California
- Customers say “So perfect, soft and lightweight”
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Is there any fabric or print more effective than gingham at proving you have great taste and classic style? I don’t believe so, which is why I am excited to introduce my unique take on this iconic pattern.
Creating my version of gingham has been a journey. Tackling such a classic felt akin to rewriting War and Peace—how could I possibly improve it? But I think I found a way, and I hope you agree.
The inspiration for “my gingham” came from the most unlikely place: my husband's boxer shorts. A dedicated Brooks Brothers boxer wearer since he was young, one night I noticed him in bed wearing gingham boxers in four different colors. That was it! I realized I could do something similar with my robes and pajamas. From there, it was a delightful process of playing with countless colors and experimenting with different garment parts until they were just right. I hope you love it as much as I do. Look out for a pair of matching sleeping shorts for your husband or boyfriend, coming this holiday season.
Gingham has a rich history. The word "gingham" is derived from the Malay word "genggang," meaning "striped." Initially imported into Europe in the 17th century from Malaysia and Indonesia, gingham gained popularity in England and France during the 18th century. Its distinctive check pattern is created by dyeing the yarns before weaving, ensuring an even distribution of colored and white threads. Known for its durability, ease of production, and versatility, gingham has cemented its status as a classic and timeless fabric.
