LuxoSilk
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Custom Silk Robes

Shawl-collar and kimono-style silk robes in short or long lengths, with custom fit, colors, piping, belts and embroidery.

  • ✓ 19 / 22 Momme Silk
  • ✓ Short or Long Styles
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Silk Robes Made to Your Design

LuxoSilk develops silk robes from your tech pack, size chart or reference garment. Our independently operated factory in China handles cutting and sewing. The collar, overlapping fronts and belt form the wrap, with fit assessed both tied and untied.

Collars, Lengths and Robe Details

The collar, length, front overlap and belt position define the robe’s shape. Finished measurements describe the fit more clearly than a size label.

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Collar Shape

Shawl collars or kimono-style fronts, with custom collar width and shape at the overlapping panels.

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Body and Sleeve Length

Robe and sleeve lengths follow your measurements; short and long styles have no fixed standard length.

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Front Coverage

Custom body width and front overlap for each size, allowing for coverage when sitting and moving.

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Belt Position

Custom belt width, length and waist position, including the support points and how far the tied ends hang.

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Pocket Layout

Optional pockets with your choice of type, opening and position, placed for access when the robe is tied.

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Size Range

A size range based on your agreed chart, with matching sample measurements and size labels. Quantities are listed by size, style and color.

Shawl-Collar, Kimono, Short and Long Robes

Either collar style can be made in short or long lengths, to the measurements for your size range.

Ivory wrap silk robe with a shawl collar and lace trim shown front and back

Shawl-Collar Silk Robes

Pink wrap silk robe with loose lace-trim sleeves shown from the front and back

Kimono-Style Silk Robes

Mauve short button-front silk robe with tiered ruffles shown front and back

Short Silk Robes

Ivory button-front silk robe with long sleeves shown from the front and back

Long Silk Robes

Robe outline showing shoulder, sleeve, cuff, chest and body-length measurements

Robe Length, Sleeves and Wrap Fit

Patterns can be developed from your measurements or reference garment, with room to move in the finished fit. Body width and front overlap determine chest and hip coverage; a longer hem cannot compensate for a body that is too narrow.

  • Garment Measurements
    Finished measurements include room for the intended fit. Chest, hip, shoulder and sleeve dimensions need units and marked measurement points, separate from body measurements.
  • Overlapping Fronts
    Coverage depends on front overlap and the belt’s waist position, and changes when standing, sitting or reaching.
  • Sleeve and Hem Length
    Sleeve and hem lengths follow the intended wearer’s height and use, allowing for sleeve clearance and walking movement.
  • Fit Across Sizes
    Size grading follows the agreed chart. Fit or size-set samples are used where needed before you approve the production reference.

19 and 22 Momme Satin or Crepe de Chine

Robe fabrics include 19 and 22 momme silk satin and crepe de chine. The garment sample shows your chosen fabric and color at the collar, belt and overlapping front.

  • Silk Satin
    Silk satin has a lustrous face. Lighting affects its sheen in wear and photographs, so color needs to be judged on the actual silk.
  • Crepe de Chine
    Crepe de chine has a more textured surface than satin. Swatches and a garment sample help you compare the texture and drape for your design.
  • Momme and Construction
    Momme measures fabric weight. The chosen weave and weight are specified together; weight alone does not establish opacity, durability or fit.
  • Color and Care
    Show-through depends on the selected color and fabric. Care instructions for the finished robe and any required laundering checks are agreed before production.
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Robe packaging examples with boxes, labels, barcodes, hangtags and printed inserts

Belts, Pockets, Piping and Embroidery

The robe can include piping, embroidery, a coordinated belt, pockets, labels and packaging. Review their positions on the complete robe: the collar, front overlap and belt can cover a logo or shift a detail.

  • Belt Dimensions
    Belts come in your specified length, width and color, with custom support positions. Length, width and placement affect the knot and hanging ends.
  • Pockets and Piping
    Pockets and piping follow the positions in your drawing. The belt may cross a pocket opening, depending on their placement.
  • Embroidery Location
    Your artwork sets the embroidery size and its distance from a seam or edge. Placement affects logo visibility when the robe is wrapped.
  • Labels and Packing
    Size and care labels match the approved robe, with packaging sized for the folded garment and belt.
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Robes for Home, Hotels and Branded Gifts

Homewear, hotel and gift ranges can share a robe style, with different requirements for sizing, care and presentation.

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Home Collections

Homewear robes follow your preferred length, sleeve movement and wrap coverage. Confirm the retail size chart and care information using the final fabric and fit sample.

Discuss Homewear
Short silver wrap silk robe with a waist tie and loose sleeves shown on a model

Hotel Projects

Hotel projects start with your guest size range and laundering process. The silk and finished robe must be assessed for that use; industrial-wash suitability is not assumed.

Discuss Hotel Requirements
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Branded Gifts

Gift orders can coordinate robe color, embroidery and box presentation. Review the folded logo position and belt packing; count robes separately from additional gift components.

Discuss Gift Orders
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Robe Sewing and Quality Checks

LuxoSilk cuts and sews to the approved pattern and sample. We inspect front edges for flatness, collar shape, belt symmetry, pocket and piping placement, measurements and stitching. Final checks cover appearance, labels, the belt in each pack, packaging fit and order quantities.

Silk Weight, Finish and Responsible Production

Satin and crepe de chine give robes different surfaces and drapes.

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19 or 22 Momme Silk

Robe fabrics include 19 and 22 momme silk satin and crepe de chine, with weave and weight agreed before sampling. Momme measures weight; a swatch shows drape and feel. Higher momme alone does not mean a better fit or finish.

Discuss Momme
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6A Silk and “Slip”

6A describes silk grade. “Slip” needs a specific fabric reference for comparison. Weave, weight and finish shape the feel, so a swatch tells more than the label alone.

Discuss Fabrics
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OEKO-TEX and Sustainability

LuxoSilk works to reduce cutting waste and sort offcuts by material. OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100 covers testing for harmful substances within the certificate’s scope. Certification for a project depends on the selected materials and valid documents.

Our Sustainability Practices

Your Custom Silk Robe

Send your robe sketch, size chart and quantity for a quote on your chosen fit, colors and embroidery.

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300–500
Robes / style / color, reference
By Design
Sample timing to confirm
20–30 days
Reference production time

Custom Silk Robe FAQ

Sizing, hotel use, order quantities and sample details.

Shawl-collar or kimono-style fronts, short or long lengths, custom measurements and 19 or 22 momme satin or crepe de chine. Colors, piping, belts, pockets, embroidery, brand labels and packaging can be customized. Collar and length are separate choices; a drawing or reference robe shows the combination you want.
Yes, alongside homewear ranges. For hotel projects, send the guest size range and laundering requirements so we can assess the selected silk construction. For gifts, specify embroidery, packaging and additional components. Neither use implies absorbency or suitability for industrial washing.
No. A belt adjusts the waist closure, but body width, front overlap, shoulder fit and sleeve and hem lengths still matter. For your intended size range, try the sample tied at the intended waist position and untied. Assess chest and hip coverage, sleeve clearance and the wrap while standing, sitting, reaching and walking. Use the results to approve the size chart and grading, with fit or size-set samples where needed before approving the production reference.
The reference MOQ is 300–500 robes per style and color. Send quantities by size for review, counting robes separately from multi-product gift sets. Smaller orders need assessment and may cost more per robe. Sample fees and timing depend on the design. Bulk production takes an estimated 20–30 days, depending on construction, quantity and scheduling.
Include a drawing with collar width, front shape, finished dimensions, units, measurement points, robe and sleeve lengths, fit allowance and overlap. Mark belt dimensions, color, waist and support positions; pocket type, openings and placement; each piping line; and embroidery size and distance from a seam or edge. Add fabric and color references, labels, quantities by size and packing instructions. If using a reference garment to show the fit, identify changes before sampling. On the sample, review belt ends, pocket access and symmetry, embroidery visibility and the stitching behind it.