Arlésienne Waffle Robe

STARCH LIVING LIMITED

£4173.6

Lightweight. Textural. Naturally indulgent. The Arlésienne Robe is crafted in a linen waffle weave, a tactile honeycomb structure that is soft, absorbent, and beautifully breathable. Woven with a subtle interplay of coloured and natural threads, the fabric creates a quiet melange effect that feels both fresh and softly textured against the skin. This robe is designed for lightness, ideal after bathing or during warm seasons, yet grounding enough to be worn all day at home. It's 100% pure linen composition gives it natural hygroscopic properties, helping to regulate temperature and absorb moist

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as STARCH LIVING LIMITED, number 16589830. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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