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Warm wooly dressing gown

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  • 26-11-2020 4:31pm
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    [Deleted User]
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    Hi, looking for recommendations for dressing gowns, it's for my mam & she feels the cold!
    Nice thick warm dressing gown, long style.
    Online or bricks and mortar stores.
    Thanks


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    dee_mc
    Registered Users Posts: 7,175 ✭✭✭dee_mc


    M&S do nice long ones. Fleecy so at a glance they look like the ones from Dunnes or Penneys, but they are far more dense and much warmer.
    Debenhams would be a good place to try too.


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    otnomart
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    Damart has a wide choice (I don't know if they ship to Ireland, though)
    https://www.damart.co.uk/C-243543-dressing-gown


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    Bawnmore
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    I got my wife a Superdry robe as a gift a while back and she mentions it all the time. Super heavy and cozy but a little pricy perhaps at about €70. It was this one but I can't see it in stock anywhere.


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    Bawnmore wrote: »
    I got my wife a Superdry robe as a gift a while back and she mentions it all the time. Super heavy and cozy but a little pricy perhaps at about €70. It was this one but I can't see it in stock anywhere.

    Great, I'll keep a look out for this


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    Jellybaby_1
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    Being an elder lemon myself at almost 70, I also feel the cold a lot. I second the vote for the fleecy one from M & S, I bought one last year but mine doesn't have a hood. I didn't really trust it to keep me warm in winter time but I was wrong. Its lovely and warm.


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    HildaOgdenx
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    Tesco often has a decent selection.

    As pp have said, M&S also, usually good quality.


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