How to Choose the Right Bathrobe Size: S/M vs. L/XL
The two fits

S/M is cut for a closer, more tailored silhouette — typically a good fit if you'd normally wear a women's small through men's medium. L/XL is cut roomier and longer, with more wrap and overlap at the front, suited to anyone who prefers a looser fit or would normally size up in outerwear.
Both fits share the same tailored collar, self-tie belt, and two-tone construction — sizing only changes the cut, not the design.
A few things to consider
- How you like your robe to sit. If you prefer a robe that stays closed easily and doesn't gap at the chest, size up to L/XL.
- Length. L/XL runs longer in the body and sleeve — worth choosing if you're above average height.
- Layering. If you'll wear it over pajamas or loungewear rather than straight from the shower, L/XL gives more room to move.
- Gifting. When in doubt for a gift, L/XL is the more forgiving choice — a slightly loose robe is more comfortable than a tight one.
Fabric affects fit too

A waffle-weave robe has more give and drapes looser than a jacquard robe, which holds a bit more structure. If you're between sizes, the waffle weave is the more forgiving fabric.
Still unsure?
Each product page includes a detailed size guide with body measurements for both fits — check it against a robe you already own and love the fit of, and match from there.
Shop Calinea bathrobes in S/M and L/XL, woven from long-staple Turkish cotton.











