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full length dressing gown

berger89 · 2014-12-16 20:51:47

Not sure if the right forum, but, does anyone know where I could possibly get a full length dressing gown? It's for my Mam, for Xmas. She's as picky! Criteria: -full length/down to the ground-ish -not fleecey -not silky/satiny I've tried Shaws (they said that's more Spring wear, which I understand) I've checked out…

16-12-2014 8:51pm

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berger89

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Not sure if the right forum, but, does anyone know where I could possibly get a full length dressing gown?

It's for my Mam, for Xmas. She's as picky! Criteria:

-full length/down to the ground-ish
-not fleecey
-not silky/satiny

I've tried Shaws (they said that's more Spring wear, which I understand)
I've checked out Debenhams, Littlewoods, M&S, Amazon, Next and a few english websites. Can't seem to find any that she'd like.

ANy ideas?

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#2 16-12-2014 9:23pm

Luno

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Check out the House of Fraser website, they have a decent selection although some of them are very pricey!

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#3 16-12-2014 9:26pm

berger89

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VERY pricey!!!!! Just checked them….dunno if my mam is worth that!

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#4 16-12-2014 9:27pm

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If you're around Galway Anthony Ryan's could be worth a look.
If you're in Dublin Boyer's had them a couple of years ago.

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#5 16-12-2014 10:50pm

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Maybe heatons, they had ones on sale lately that were not fleecy or silky, but maybe not as long as you want.

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#6 16-12-2014 10:51pm

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Dunnes or penneys might have something

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