Natori Jaguar Printed Stretch Satin Robe
Natori
$220.00
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Product Insights & Style Tips
The Natori Jaguar Printed Stretch Satin Robe channels luxe loungewear with an airy, fluid drape and a bold animal motif. In a glide of stretch satin, the robe feels steps above a basic housecoat, with wide kimono-inspired sleeves that float with every movement. The partial lining adds a quiet structure to the silhouette, while the jaguar print keeps the mood effortlessly wild and chic.
A front wrap closure with a removable tie belt keeps the line adjustable and easy to throw on over sleepwear or a slip. At 52 inches in length, it layers beautifully over garments while still letting the print do the talking. The combination of 97 percent polyester and 3 percent spandex delivers a soft, breathable feel that moves with you, and the robe is built to hold up through routine care with machine wash and tumble dry.
Natori has long fused resort luxury with everyday ease, and this robe embodies that ethos. It nods to premium satin glamour while staying approachable for at home moments, travel, or a lingering lounge aesthetic. Pair it with a sleek satin cami or keep it pared back for a quiet, editorial take on at-home chic.
Materials / Fabrication
- Stretch satin with jaguar print
- Fabric: 97 percent polyester, 3 percent spandex
- Partial lining
- Front wrap closure with removable tie belt
- 52 inches in length
- Wide kimono-inspired sleeves
Recommended Care
- Machine wash and tumble dry to maintain ease of care
Fit Notes
- A front wrap closure with a removable tie belt lets you adjust the line over sleepwear.
- Stretch satin in 97% polyester and 3% spandex delivers a soft feel with gentle drape and movement.
- 52 inch length with wide kimono-inspired sleeves and partial lining provides structure and coverage while keeping a fluid silhouette.
