About

Baturina Homewear is a family business from Hamburg, Germany, operating an online store for the finest robes, pajamas and vintage-inspired accessories.
Our fundamental approach is the individual manufacturing process tailored to the customer's wishes. We offer many size and customization options and each garment is individually made to order. That way we can make sure to create the perfect garment based on individual preferences. 

Tailoring process​

The collections are made in our own studio in Hamburg, Germany. Due to the finely detailed design, each piece is a precise custom-made creation and is the result of hours of skilled craftwork.
​And, ​you may spot our robes and pajamas in some movies or music videos.
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Every design is individually made to order and created from start to finish entirely in our studio. We offer many standard sizes, custom sizing, custom design and monogram options. You can be sure to own a truly unique garment that is the result of true craftsmanship.
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The online experience has been an integral part of our company. We do not operate a physical store, but an online store, where you can browse through our collections and customize a design within the comfort of your own home.

Our studio in Hamburg, Germany.

Did you know? The majority of our fabrics are genuine leftover materials (so-called "deadstock") and we use them to create small editions, which is part of our sustainability practice. These are either leftovers or discontinued stock from textile factories – that is why in our collection, you will find many unique patterns and colors. In the industry, these type of leftovers often end up being destroyed, but we repurpose them in our collections.

A look at our work process behind the scenes...

Video: Making of the burgundy paisley dressing gown

Video: Making of velvet sleep masks

Merry Christmas...
​Ed Sheeran wearing a custom made wool dressing gown made by Baturina Homewear. Special thanks to Emma Janey Lipop and Tom Lipop for choosing us to create a custom robe for the Merry Christmas music video!

Images copyright Ed Sheeran/WMG.

History of the Robe

The origins of the modern robe trace back to 19th century, where loose-fitted open front banyans or Indian gowns were popular informal leisure garments in Europe. 
​The fashionable gentleman would wear it around his family at breakfast, playing games, such as cards or chess, and while reading in his library or writing letters. 

The banyan robe turned into a more coat-like style with a collar and sash, known as the dressing gown. With the popularization of tobacco in 1850s England, the short smoking jacket evolved.

In the course of time, dressing gowns and smoking jackets became a synonym of comfort and style, especially in popular culture. The Old Hollywood era popularized the image of the robe.
Famous wearers of dressing gowns and smoking jackets include Clark Gable, Frank Sinatra and Hugh Hefner.

​In film, theatre and art they can be discovered over and over again. Today they continue to find their original place at home, as a comfortable cover-up and part of the interior.