Best Men's Bathrobes to Buy in 2025

Remember that poster from the film Jawaani Jaaneman where Saif Ali Khan struts around in a bold, candy-striped bathrobe with his socks on, sneakers laced, fanning himself like a man who just rolled out of a 4PM brunch?

Yeah, that felt like it was the spiritual uniform of every man chilling at home when no one's looking. It is what every villain, playboy, and once-in-a-while genius in pop culture throws on when he wants to look powerful—but can’t be bothered with pants.

There's enough room to discuss how a bathrobe might just be the most honest piece of leisure clothing you can own. While in popular cultures, we have often seen bathrobes paired up as uniform of leisure kings and couch generals, a nod to moments when the world slows down and you reclaim your time. It’s about unapologetically embracing downtime without sacrificing style—or at least, the idea of it.

But, then they also exude something royal when the fabric is switched from terry to silk. It instantly moves your from a boy apartment scenario to luxurious penthouse that has premium collection of whiskeys.

Ultimately, a bathrobe strips away the pretense whether you think you are a look-a-like of James Bond in one. While there may not be the same level of fuss over owning a bathrobe like tailored suit or trendy sneakers, it makes completely sense to put just enough thought into getting one that would feel like you've stepped into haven once you get into it. Just you, in your natural, unfiltered state. It’s about comfort, vulnerability, and yes, a little indulgence.

So, besides the mirror appeal, here's what you should look for in a bathrobe:

When picking out a bathrobe, looks matter, sure—but comfort and function matter even more. First up is the fabric, of course. If you tend to sweat or live in warmer climes, cotton or bamboo robes are your best friends. They breathe well and handle moisture like champs.

On the other hand, if you’re in a cooler spot or just love the feeling of sinking into plush softness, velour and fleece robes will wrap you in cosy warmth—perfect for AC addicts or chilly winter mornings.

Next, pay attention to the GSM count—that’s grams per square meter, basically how thick and dense the fabric is. Robes with a GSM between 300 and 500 strike the ideal balance: thick enough to feel luxurious but not so heavy that you’re sweating buckets or dragging around a fabric blanket, especially when buying it online.

Fit is crucial, indeed. Don’t fall for the one-size-fits-most myth. If you’re tall, say 5'11" and above, size up. You want your robe to drape well, not look like a shrunk sweater or a floor-length curtain.

Finally, features can make or break your robe game. A hood? Yes, please. Pockets for stashing your phone or snacks? Absolutely. Maybe even a shawl collar? Adds that extra touch of classic style. And belt loops? Make sure they’re sturdy enough to keep the robe tied when you’re on the move. No disappearing acts here!

Hugo Boss
₹21,000

The Hugo Boss' cotton velvet dressing gown with double B monogram is simply perfect for elevating downtime as it comes belted and in soft velvet texture as well as a chiselled pattern on the collar.

Shivan and Narresh
₹ on request

A satin black robe by Shivan and Narresh with printed robe that comes without a self-tie belt or a hoodie. Perfect for loungewear post swimming session.

Ralph Lauren
₹ 15,800

A cotton terry robe b y Polo Ralph Lauren is designed with a shawl collar, a self-belt and patch pockets for the ultimate comfort.

Versace

₹ 69,100

The Versace bathrobe is a soft terry-toweling bathrobe accented by a Coral Theatre printed sleeve and wrap belt, shawl collar and two front patch pockets.

Raghavendra Rathore

₹ 68,999

The Raghavendra Rathore silk robe comes with contrast piping and quilted shawl collar, featuring a RR crest emblazoned across the chest.