Särmä Bathrobe

Gone are the days when men would wear bedsheets when deployed to fight in the Winter War. In modern days, we can don bathrobes in M05 Snow Camo!

Various snow camouflages are less common in armed forces, as most operations take place in theaters with little if any snow. It has proven to be very popular in various home textiles such as beddings and towels.

As we know, there's a thought that everything should be white when decorating the house. White is a popular choice even outside these white supremacist circles. Perhaps this explains why woodland camouflage isn't popular for home decor but snow camo is white enough to be accepted.

Size info

It's not like bathrobes are that precise of an affair, but we thought having options is preferable. "One is none," "Two is one," and "The more the merrier."

The S/M is nominally suitable for up to Medium (100 cm / 39" chest), but nothing should stop a larger person from choosing one if they so prefer. Except for decency.

Size L/XL is, well, quite a bit larger. The nominal size is about 116 cm or 45.7", but even this isn't an absolute limit. If you're small and want to really wrap yourself into that fluffy terry, go nuts with the L/XL.

The latest and greatest is 2XL/3XL, in case the others don't suffice. You can be 136 cm (53.5") around the chest or anything below, and the fit isn't even at its limits.

Here are a couple of relevant measurements of each size. The full width of the hem means a garment laid open and flat. The front will have generous overlap when you choose the recommended size.

Comfy Cotton Terry

The material is lovely thicc 550 g/m² (16.22 oz) Jacquard terry, 100% cotton. It's so soft you probably should use some shower gel, a bathing brush, or sponge: the old "peel your skin with a coarse towel"-trick won't work with these.

Made in Turkey.