$148.00
Tiger Queen Robe - Cornflower
SKU: 42841
**Due to the intimate nature of this personal care item, returns on opened or used items will not be accepted**
This airy, 100% Organic cotton robe features a free fit and generous pockets.
The Tiger Queen prowls about her kingdom, surveying her land and subjects with warm curiosity. All the cool cats and kittens bow dutifully before her, grateful to be in the presence of such fair and fearsome royalty.
Printfresh robes are sewn from a lightweight, breathable cotton poplin that becomes softer with each wash. They are perfect for lounging around on a lazy Sunday morning or curling up for a cozy evening with a good book.
- 50” long, falls to cropped-ankle length on most
- 100% cotton poplin with pockets and matching belt
- Fabric hand-screenprinted by artisans in India
- 50” long, falls to cropped-ankle length on most
- 100% cotton poplin with pockets and matching belt
- Fabric hand-screenprinted by artisans in India
Wash on delicate cycle and tumble dry low heat
100% Cotton
Printfresh was founded in 2017 by textile designer and fashion entrepreneur Amy Voloshin. The company's stationery, accessories and sleepwear are designed in Philadelphia and produced by partners in India, where Amy travels biannually to develop new products and gather inspiration for future collections.
Products are designed by the in-house team. Printfresh partners with socially and environmentally conscious vendors in India who do beautiful, hand-crafted work. Most of the stationery and accessories are produced in the Delhi area, and the colorful sleepwear is hand-screenprinted and sewn in Jaipur, a region known for its long history of blockprint and silkscreen artisans.
Products are designed by the in-house team. Printfresh partners with socially and environmentally conscious vendors in India who do beautiful, hand-crafted work. Most of the stationery and accessories are produced in the Delhi area, and the colorful sleepwear is hand-screenprinted and sewn in Jaipur, a region known for its long history of blockprint and silkscreen artisans.
