MARIMEKKO Räsymatto Hooded Bathrobe – Thick Organic Cotton Terry Robe with Belt & Pockets – Lightweight Robes for Women and Men in Elegant White and Light Pink Pattern – Unisex Loungewear (Size S/M)

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MARIMEKKO Räsymatto Hooded White and Pink Bath Robe for Men and Women– Organic Cotton Terry Robe with Belt & Pockets – Patterned Unisex Loungewear (Size S/M)

Wrap yourself in everyday luxury with Marimekko’s Räsymatto terry cloth robe, elevating your daily rituals with a touch of Finnish design. Celebrating the artistry of Maija Louekari, the men and womens robes lightweight feature the beloved Räsymatto (Rag Rug) pattern, inspired by allotment gardening, sustainable living, and the joy of handwork. With its rhythmic dots, the pattern of the womens bathrobe terry cloth tells the story of everyday beauty and urban nature at its best.

Crafted from 100% organic cotton terry, this cotton bathrobe men and women is naturally absorbent, breathable, and cozy against the skin. Made for stepping out of the shower, warming up after the sauna, or simply lounging at home, it balances plush comfort with practical details. The inside of the bath robe towel reveals a playful surprise, the Räsymatto pattern in color-negative form, bringing an extra touch of charm to your downtime.

Designed with thoughtful functionality, the spa robes unisex include a roomy hood, spacious front pockets, and a detachable belt that allows for an adjustable fit. Its thick, durable cotton construction ensures long-lasting wear, while being easy to care for with machine-washable fabric.

Enter a world of daily opulence with Marimekko Räsymatto mens robe for dorm. These premium Finnish-designed womens robe terry cloth and men bring luxury to your dining table, offering a daily dose of decadence.

Marimekko, a distinguished Finnish design company, is celebrated for its original prints and vibrant colors. Our diverse portfolio includes premium clothing, bags, accessories, and home décor items, showcasing the brand's unique identity since its founding in 1951.