Northern hemisphere inhabitants, brace yourselves.
It’s time to roll out your cold weather uniform—AKA an organic cotton robe.
They’re the perfect way to dress after a hot bath, but which sustainable bathrobes won’t make you feel extra guilty about spending a day lounging?
Those that incorporate eco-friendly fabrics and are made in fair labor factories that work to reduce the impact of their production processes. This is what you’ll find in our list, brands who tick all the ethical boxes and make the best organic robes to boot.
Soon we’ll be rolling out our new Brand Rating System, which will evaluate brands across several criteria, including dyes used and product durability. Here’s our explainer if you want to learn more.
Now back to lounging shall we?
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The Best Organic Cotton Bathrobes For Low-Impact Lounging
Coyuchi will have you feeling cozy and happy before a delicious breakfast thanks to their clean 100% organic cotton bath robes. They have full traceability of their cotton back to its sustainable farm of origin.
For organic linen robes, there’s MagicLinen, whose hyper-local Lithuanian supply chain keeps the carbon footprint of these oversized robes minimal. We love our waffle robe so much that we’d happily hibernate in it all winter.
How did we pick out the most planet-friendly and fluffy organic bathrobe list?
The Full List Of sustainable & ethical bath robes
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Under The Canopy
About Under The Canopy
Price Range: $58–$68
Whether it’s snuggling up in their organic blankets or in one of their organic cotton women’s robes, Under The Canopy is all about over-the-top coziness.
We haven’t tried their robes, but if they’re anything like their Organic Percale Sheet Sets currently gracing our bed, you’ll never want to take it off.
They offer two essential styles—either organic cotton long robes or short robes—in four soft and soothing colorways.
Under The Canopy’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
These 100% organic cotton bath robes feature GOTS-certiied organic cotton colored with OEKO-TEX-certified sustainable dyes.
Supply chain & labor practices:
The robes are made in Turkey, which is also where the organic cotton is grown and knit into fabric.
Using such a vertically integrated manufacturing structure keeps everything traceable, while also minimizing emissions.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
Their farmers practice sustainable production techniques to ensure land is usable and prosperous for years to come.
My Personal Review of Under The Canopy’s Organic Percale Sheets:
“Under The Canopy’s sheets are a clean and classic white that brighten up my bedroom. To be honest, they did come out of the box feeling a little scratchier than I expected, but they did soften up over time after sleeping in them and washing them.”
Review by Amber McDaniel, SJ’s Head of Content
Coyuchi
About Coyuchi
Price Range: $68–$198
California’s Coyuchi has everything you need to say “goodnight” with true peace of mind.
That includes environmentally-friendly sleepwear, linen sheets, bedding, and organic bath towels.
Top off your eco-friendly PJs with one of their organic cotton women’s robes—including a few unisex options suitable for men, too.
Styles like the Solstice organic cotton short robe are perfect for warmer weather or just throwing on something light to hit the hot tub.
Coyuchi’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Whether you go for the Unisex Waffle weave robe or a super plush Coyuchi bathrobe, you’ll be wrapped up in GOTS and MADE SAFE-certified organic cotton (in some cases, Turkish cotton).
Supply chain & labor practices:
Many of Coyuchi’s partner farmers and factories are Fair Trade certified.
The organic cotton is grown and knit in India, by the Chetna Coalition which supports sustainable farming communities.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
Coyuchi’s factories recycle 98% of wastewater.
Through their 2nd Home Take Back program they’ve accepted more than 34,000 pounds of Coyuchi linens to be recycled and resold new products.
Inclusivity:
Sizes XS/S – L/XL are available.
My Personal Review of Coyuchi’s Adriatic Robe:
:The organic cotton of Coyuchi’s Adriatic Robe is so soft yet durable, and the textured weave gives it a luxurious feel. I especially appreciate how breathable it is, making it perfect for cozying up after a shower even in the summer without overheating.”
Review by Amber McDaniel, SJ’s Head of Content
MagicLinen
About MagicLinen
Price Range: $98–$149
Combining their love of pure linen with a commitment to doing right by our planet, MagicLinen is an ethical clothing and homewares brand specializing in—you guessed it—linen.
Because linen is such a light and quick-drying fabric, this makes them some of the best lightweight, fast-drying sustainable robes to wrap up in.
MagicLinen’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Truly organic linen robes are tricky to come by (as less than 1% of the world’s linen is organically grown), but MagicLinen meets the bar with ease.
Not only is their 100% European flax linen GOTS-certified, but also OEKO-TEX-certified to be free of harmful chemicals.
Because linen is the only material in use, these are vegan robes, too.
Supply chain & labor practices:
We all love staying at home in our robes, so it’s only natural that MagicLinen’s entire supply chain is close to their home in Vilnius, Lithuania, from farms to ethical factories.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
The spa-quality organic women’s robes and men’s robes don’t come with a massage or room service, but they do come with relaxing reassurance that MagicLinen’s small supply chain and global fulfillment warehouses keep emissions minimal.
They also re-purpose fabric scraps into things like tags, garment bags, and accessories.
Their packaging consists of compostable PBAT (bio-based polymer) and cornstarch bags.
Inclusivity:
The organic linen robes come in one size, though you can select organic short or long robe varieties.
My Personal Review of MagicLinen’s Women’s Waffle Robe:
“I don’t know about you, but I love waffles with cinnamon in the morning, so what better robe for me to try than the Waffle Robe in the gorgeously rich cinnamon color? With an extra-long design, a drapey hood that’s definitely giving Jedi vibes, and textured fabric that’s oh-so-pleasant to the touch, you can catch me living in this warm and comfortable robe all winter long.”
Review by Amber McDaniel, SJ’s Head of Content
Parachute
About Parachute
Price Range: $109–$129
We’re lucky to have Parachute to save us with eco aprons, laundry baskets, and other non-toxic home decor and textiles.
Their impressive unisex bathrobes are no exception.
From spa-inspired organic waffle robes to the fuzzy Classic Turkish Cotton Robe that could easily be mistaken for clouds, they’re quite a dreamy brand.
Parachute’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
With Parachute, you’ll doze off in a few sustainable robe materials: 100% organic cotton; a blend of organic cotton and TENCEL lyocell, linen, or long-staple Turkish cotton.
Up to nine colors are available and all core products are OEKO-TEX-certified.
Supply chain & labor practices:
The organic cotton robes for men and women are made in Turkey, the USA, and India.
They recently started partnering with manufacturers who are Fair Trade certified and plan to work with more.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
In addition to being Climate Neutral Certified, Parachute is in the works of launching a circular program and a Recycled Down Pillow made of returned pillows.
They’re moving away from plastic packaging.
Inclusivity:
The woman-founded brand offers sizes XS-3X.
Leena & Lu
About Leena & Lu
Price Range: $98–$118
Leena & Lu is proudly rooted in Peru. The sister-founded, WOC-owned brand keeps ethics, tradition, and respect for the ancient lands at the forefront of its mission.
After (or before?) you don a pair of their organic cotton pajamas or nightgown, you can wrap up in a Pima short or long women’s organic cotton robe.
They come in Dusk, Black, and Heather Grey colors.
Leena & Lu’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
Perfect lounge robes for planet-lovers, Leena & Lu’s are made with 100% Fair Trade certified, GOTS organic Pima cotton.
They use eco-friendly, non-toxic dyes.
Supply chain & labor practices:
Everything is sourced, cut, dyed, and sewn locally.
The brand partners with Peruvian factories that abide by Fair Trade regulations. In most cases, they’re woman-run, too.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
The Fair Trade robes come in 100% compostable packaging.
Inclusivity:
Sizes run XS-XL.
Community & charitable giving:
Fabric scraps are turned into reusable cloth makeup removers, upcycled into children’s PJs, or made (in-house) into children’s underwear that’s donated to a local charity.
Avocado
About Avocado
Price Range: $109–$148
It’s all sweet, sustainable dreams with Avocado.
The Certified B Corp brand isn’t just a go-to for what you go to bed on—sustainable mattresses, toppers, furniture, and pillows—but what you go to bed in.
They offer some of zzzz best organic cotton terry robes and pajamas, too.
For something more breathable and versatile, their signature Organic Cotton Robe features 4-ply organic cotton gauze that gets softer with every wash, sewn together in a gender-neutral relaxed fit, making this organic cotton men’s robe suitable for everyone.
Avocado’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
The sustainable materials in the organic terry cloth bathrobes include breathable, cozy GOTS certified organic cotton and wrinkle-resistant, Lenzing-certified modal (with 10% elastane for stretch).
Supply chain & labor practices:
The GOTS cotton for these organic cotton bathrobes is ethically sourced in India.
They have a very impressive B Corp Impact Assessment score of 126.2.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
Because the modal is Lenzing, your robe will truly feel like heaven and you can rest easy knowing it’s been responsibly made in a closed-loop process that recycles water and 99% of the nontoxic solvent.
Avocado is also Climate Neutral Certified and their Impact Report makes an excellent bedtime story to sooth climate change nightmares.
Inclusivity:
Eco-friendly robes come in sizes XS-XL.
Pact
About Pact
Price Range: $55–$70
Pact once again makes it into our hearts and closets with their range of “Earth’s favorite clothing.”
From socks to sustainable leggings and organic maternity clothes, there’s sustainable fashion aplenty for the entire family.
This includes women’s organic robes and though their range may be small, it includes hard-to-find maternity eco-friendly robes.
Pact’s Ethical & Sustainability Practices
Materials:
With a Pact robe, you can be totally lazy in totally responsible 100% GOTS-certified organic cotton.
That means they’re all fully made of natural fibers except for the Maternity Short Robe, which contains 5% elastane for growing bellies.
Supply chain & labor practices:
Not only is the cotton certified organic, but it’s turned into a sustainable bathrobe in a Fair Trade certified factory.
So far, Pact has supported workers with safe working conditions, community support, and more than $1 million in development funds to go back to the community.
Carbon commitments & green practices:
Mother Earth is Pact’s number one customer, which is why they use paper—not plastic—packaging.
With the help of SimpliZero, they’ve measured their footprint and offset it by supporting renewable energy and reforestation projects.
Inclusivity:
Sizes XS to XXL are available and we appreciate the inclusion of certified organic cotton maternity robes so expecting mothers can stay safe and snuggled in during their third trimester, too.
Community & charitable giving:
You may feel like a lazy bum wearing a robe all day, but you can also feel good about the fact that you can use the box your robe came in to do a good deed.
Pact’s Give Back. Wear Forward program accepts any brand of gently-used clothing and distributes it to nonprofits working with disadvantaged communities.
