Treccia Bath Robes by Pratesi

Woods Fine Linens

£1130

The beauty of Florentine architecture comes alive with Pratesi’s classic braid pattern on these 'Treccia' Bath Robes . The Treccia robe is embroidered on a sublimely soft cotton terry base and finished with matching bias-tape edges applied by hand. The result is a tailored opulence that befits the most luxurious of bathing routines. Coordinate with Treccia bed linen and Treccia towels to complete the look. ***** Brand : Pratesi Origin : Italy Design : Jacquard Woven Dobby Border Material : 100% Combed Terry Cotton Aftercare : Wash at 40ºC Using Non-Bleaching Detergents,Tumble Dry On Low

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WOODS OF HARROGATE LIMITED, number 00740218. Checked 2026-08-29.
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