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Super Contributor
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Registered: ‎04-20-2012

I only have a favorite blanket that I like to put on my bed during the winter time. I just put it on about three days ago.

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Registered: ‎03-09-2010

The lambie robe from Bath and Bodyworks is wonderful! I am so sorry to see it not offered anymore. Wish I had a backup.

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Lots of fleece robes with hoods and without hoods. The lighter weight fleece is just as warm as the heavier types, IMO.

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I have a chenille one I purchased inexpensively at TJMaxx. It has seen better days, but it still keeps me warm and cozy, and it hasn't fallen apart...yet. {#emotions_dlg.unsure}

Maybe it's time to look into getting a "backup robe."



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I just bought a Oscar de le renta (sp) Robe in Sam's for under ten bucks the other night.

Although I don't only limit my use/wear to the bedroom. I wear mine all over the house!

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I have a Stan Herman mans robe that I wear all the time. Got it for DH but he never gets to wear it. Hahaha. Love it. Even when I have my sweats on, I'll put the robe on to go out to the garage or front porch. The neighbors know I'm in for the evening when I've got my robe on. LOL

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On 1/8/2014 occasional rain said:

I have a Lands End one with a hood I wear in really cold weather otherwise it's a super soft fleece lined in cotton. Don't want poly next to my skin.

I like one with a hood too. It's so cold here in mid-winter that in the early morning and winter evenings, I really need it. The furnace just can't keep up...at least this winter.

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