Upcycled Sari Spa Bathrobe—One-of-a-Kind Colorful Comfort
Wrap yourself in comfort and character with our recycled Sari Spa Bathrobe. Made from vibrant, reclaimed cotton saris, this sari robe is a true celebration of craftsmanship, sustainability, and self-care. Each colorful bathrobe is handmade by artisans in India who carefully stitch together pre-loved saris, giving new life to beautiful fabrics while creating meaningful employment.
No two robes are alike—each one tells its own story through unique patterns and hues. Whether you’re lounging at home, prepping for the day, or winding down with your favorite tea, this cozy spa bathrobe is designed to make every moment feel like a retreat.
Ethically Made, Exceptionally Comfortable
This artisan-crafted robe features:
- A soft, breathable 100% cotton feel
- A self-tie belt for adjustable comfort
- Handy front pockets
- Lightweight fabric ideal for warmer climates or post-shower lounging
With its relaxed fit and flowing design, this women’s robe is a flattering and comfortable addition to any loungewear collection. Measuring 42” in length with a 62” bottom hem and generous 78” belt, it’s designed as a one-size-fits-most option.
Sustainable Style with Global Impact
Each sari robe is made from upcycled materials, supporting environmental sustainability by reducing textile waste. More importantly, your purchase helps support female artisans in marginalized communities, empowering them with fair wages and economic independence.
Because every robe is made from a different sari, your spa robe will be a completely unique piece—no mass production, just beautiful, individual artistry. The color and print you receive will be a surprise, but it’s guaranteed to be rich in culture and joyfully colorful.
Relax in eco-conscious style with a sari robe that's as unique as you are.
Care Instructions: Machine wash gentle, line dry to preserve the beauty and integrity of your one-of-a-kind colorful bathrobe.
Dimensions: 42"l; Bottom hem: 62"w; Shoulders: 25"w; Sleeves: 10"l; Belt: 78"l.
