A dressing gown, also known as a bathrobe, is a loose-fitting garment typically worn over sleepwear or after bathing. It is designed for comfort and warmth, often made from soft materials like cotton, fleece, or silk. Dressing gowns usually feature a belt or tie to secure them around the waist and may have pockets for convenience. These garments come in various styles, lengths, and colors, catering to personal preferences and seasonal needs. While commonly associated with home wear, dressing gowns can also be worn in spas or hotels. They provide a cozy layer for lounging and are often used in conjunction with other items like slippers or pajamas.