12 Excellent Men's Robes That You'll Never Want to Take Off (2024)

It's no surprise the super-plush robe is a hot-ticket item at Brooklinen. Made from premium Turkish cotton, this pick has a ultra-soft feel and luxury look that delivers spa-level comfort. Between post-shower and around-the-house lounging, it's an everyday indulgence. Plus, the robe comes with wide sleeve adjustable cuffs, side pockets, and an adjustable tie waist.

Parachute is our go-to brand for bedding and loungewear, and its bathrobes are no exception. Take this option, which is made of long-staple Turkish cotton with just the right amount of give. It features two slouchy front pockets and a cozy shawl collar, that’s perfect for layering over your T-shirt and underwear for max weekend (or sick day) comfort. Plus, we love how it runs up to 3XL so it can fit bigger guys (a rarity among the bathrobes we've tried).

Looking for a robe that doubles as a bath towel? This Huckberry bestseller has you covered. It's made with long-staple supima cotton and an unique waffle weave that absorbs moisture like a sponge, but dries even quicker with the attached hood. And the pockets are deep enough to carry your phone or remote around the house.

Reigning Champ took it upon themselves to completely redesign the robe to be worn like a hoodie, which is their specialty. It is modeled after a boxers warmup robe and features two side hand pockets and belt loops at two different heights so you can fit the belt just right. The elastic cuffed sleeves make this the perfect work-from-home robe.

L.L. Bean is known for their flannel shirts but that same rugged and soft flannel goes into their robes as well. One of the best things about this robe is the color variety. It comes in up to ten different plaid options that change seasonally and they're all equally cozy. You don't have to live in a log cabin tucked away in the middle of a New England wilderness to own this robe. But when you wear it, you'll kinda feel like that's where you are.

This dressing gown style robe from Paul Stuart is eloquent enough to stand in for a blazer. The broad striped pattern, the wide shawl lapel, the turned up cuffs, the piping, and the breast pocket are all features you would find on a fun preppy jacket. Throw a white oxford shirt under it and you're ready for your zoom meeting with your boss.

This waffle option strikes a nice balance between towel-like cover-ups and linen robes. It's as absorbent as the former, while almost as breathable as the latter. Waffle fabrics in general tend to feel a bit rough, but we were surprised to find how soft and springy the texture is. And because this is Boll & Branch, one of our favorite high-end bedding brands, it features a luxe piping through the collar and sleeves for five-star resort vibes.

This long silk robe from Majestic International has a shawl collar and a matching belt. It is modeled after old fashioned dressing gowns (think Scrooge in any version of A Christmas Carol). Modern silk robes are much lighter and softer than those old dressing gowns, which were worn before indoor heating systems. They're perfect to wear before bed and as long as you want after waking up. You can even lounge around in it all day like Hughe Heffner.

Yes, Ugg makes some of the best boots for men, but also make the most comfortable robe that's make you want to cancel your weekend plans and snuggle up on the couch. Cut right above the calf, this robe is made from responsible cotton with lightweight jersey on the outside and patch pockets. Plus, it's hard to find bathrobes that fit larger guys, which is why we love that it runs up to XXL.

Casper makes bedding and mattresses but they've ventured into making loungewear and their blanket robe is amazing. It is very different from any robe you've worn before in the best possible way. It is essentially a down comforter cut into a kimono style robe.

For the past year, Men's Health's fashion editors and writers tried and tested over 100 men's robes before narrowing it down to our top 12. Deputy Commerce Editor Christian Gollayan, as well as Fashion Director Ted Stafford evaluated robes based on their fit, style, and just how comfortable they were. We looked for styles that suited every guy's need and price point, and was also available in larger sizes for our bigger guys. We also considered picks that had a least 100 five-star ratings from e-commerce sites that we trust.