Monarch Butterflies Silk Robe
Monarch Butterflies Silk Robe
Cut & sewn by hand just for you upon your order.
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The beauty of the endangered monarch butterfly is without question. Rivaled perhaps only by the beauty seen when dozens join together in flight, creating a kaleidoscope of color in our blue skies.
This beauty is captured in our Monarch Butterflies Silk Robe, allowing you to relax in luxury every evening. Or slip it on first thing in the morning to start your day feeling regal. Our kimono robe is made with 100% mulberry silk - the highest quality and most desirable type of silk. And it's so smooth on your skin, you'll forget you're wearing anything at all.
Contrary to many other fabrics, our gentle silk is hypoallergenic, making it ideal for sensitive skin. It also absorbs less moisture than other fabrics, helping it stay cleaner longer.
How Does It Fit ?
How Does It Fit ?
Our silk robe is designed to drape beautifully over your body. It fits comfortably with loose cuts and adjustable band. Lands at mid-thigh. Great for a range of body types.
| Small / Medium | Large / Extra Large | |
| US Dress Size | 0-6 | 8-12 |
Fabric
Fabric
Made from 100% mulberry silk, with bamboo fabric band and matching tie. Our 14 momme silk fabric is manufactured in an even twill weave for increased durability. OEKO-TEX® certified for social responsibility.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Hand or machine wash gentle cycle in cold water. Wash separately for the first couple of washes and add in half a cup of vinegar and a teaspoon of salt. For subsequent washes, wash with dark colors. Use a phosphate free detergent. Hang to dry or machine dry gentle cycle. Do not bleach. Can be dry cleaned if desired.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Your 100% mulberry silk robe will be artisan made just for you and delivered for FREE in about two weeks.
We offer a 30 Day Return Policy. Restrictions apply.
Complete The Look ...
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Monarch Butterflies Sleep Mask
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Endangered Flight
In July 2022, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) classified the monarch butterfly as endangered due to climate change. Their vulnerability is increased because of their annual migration of 1,000s of miles back to California or Mexico.