Venezia Robe

STARCH LIVING LIMITED

£4305.6

Velvety density. Quiet indulgence. Effortlessly modern. The Venezia Robe reimagines the classic terry bathrobe with a distinctively refined silhouette. Crafted from 100% cotton terry, it is densely woven and softly sheared, offering the plush hand of velvet with the absorbency and lightness of true towelling. A sculpted shawl collar adds form and drape, elevating the robe from casual comfort to something architectural and deeply considered. The fabric is garment dyed, enhancing the richness of each tone and infusing the surface with subtle variation; no two pieces are ever quite the same. Soft

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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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