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Kimono Pure Chic
Our plus size kimonos in viscose satin tie at the waist and slip on over a babydoll, a lingerie set or your pyjamas. With 3/4 sleeves, a fluid drape and sizes from M (UK 12) to XXXL (UK 20), the choice is yours: black, deep crimson or a leaf print.
The satin kimono, the piece that dresses up your lingerie
A satin kimono takes seconds to put on and instantly lifts an outfit for lounging at home. Viscose satin glides over the skin, stays light and moves with you. On the black and crimson styles, lace highlights the shoulders. The tie belt defines the waist, as loosely or as snugly as you like. Worn open over your plus size lingerie or closed for breakfast, this satin kimono robe follows your mood of the day.
Kimono, dressing gown or negligee: what's the difference?
A dressing gown, often in towelling or fleece, is mainly there to dry you off and keep you warm. A negligee, very light, is worn above all to seduce. The kimono sits between the two: covered enough to move around the house, elegant enough for an evening for two. Its wrap-over cut and 3/4 sleeves make it an easy piece to wear every day.
A sexy kimono for an evening for two
The whole charm of a sexy kimono lies in what it hints at. Left half open over a sexy lingerie set, it adds a touch of mystery without trying too hard. Paired with a lace sexy bodysuit, the satin creates a lovely play of textures. As for the belt, it comes undone whenever you decide. To picture the complete outfit, browse our selection of sexy plus size lingerie.
Kimono and babydoll: the set to put together
Pairing a kimono and babydoll remains a nightwear classic. A black satin kimono over a black babydoll creates a clean, chic silhouette. The crimson, more intense, brings a light-coloured babydoll to life. Think about fabrics too: satin on satin for a fluid effect, or satin over lace for more texture.
A nightwear kimono for cosy moments
In the evening, a nightwear kimono happily replaces the cardigan you throw on without thinking. Wear it over your plus size pyjamas to read in bed, watch a series or enjoy a cup of tea while still feeling elegant. The 3/4 sleeves stay practical for cooking or removing your make-up, and viscose satin never feels too warm. A loungewear piece that feels like you, simply.
Black, crimson or print: which kimono should you choose?
The black kimono is all about timeless style. With its lace at the shoulders, it goes with all the lingerie in your drawer, at €40. The deep crimson one, at the same price and with the same lace, is for those who love a rich, warm colour. More graphic, the Pure Chic Feuilles Noir style combines a leaf print with lace-free satin, at €50.50. All three share the same cut, 3/4 sleeves and tie belt.
Finding your kimono size, from M to XXXL
Our kimonos range from M, which corresponds to UK 12, to XXXL, which corresponds to UK 20. The printed Pure Chic Feuilles style goes up to XXL (UK 18). Choose your usual loungewear size: the wrap-over cut and belt leave plenty of ease around the bust and hips. If you are between two sizes, measure your bust and check our size guide. Our advisers can also help you during a personalised advice appointment.
Frequently asked questions: plus size kimono
How do I choose my kimono size if I wear a UK 18 or above?
Start from your usual size. The wrap-over kimono adjusts with its belt, which leaves a comfortable margin. The black and crimson styles go up to XXXL (UK 20). Your bust measurement is the most reliable way to decide between two sizes.
How do I wear a satin kimono at home?
Closed and tied at the waist over pyjamas for slow mornings, or open over a babydoll in the evening. It works just as well with slippers as with low-heeled mules.
What should I wear with a sexy kimono?
A matching bra and knickers set, a lace bodysuit or a satin babydoll. Leave it half open to reveal a detail of your lingerie.
What is the difference between a kimono, a dressing gown and a negligee?
A dressing gown is designed for after the bath and for warmth. A negligee, light and often sheer, is made to seduce. The kimono, wrapped and tied, is both covering and elegant.
How do I tie a kimono so it stays closed?
Cross the right panel under the left, then tie the belt in a double knot at the side rather than in the centre. Satin is slippery: a firm knot stops it from coming undone.
Is viscose satin comfortable to wear all year round?
Yes. Viscose is a light fibre that lets the skin breathe. In summer, wear the kimono on its own over your lingerie. In winter, layer it over pyjamas.
How do I wash a satin kimono?
Hand washing in cold or lukewarm water, without rubbing or wringing hard, preserves the sheen of the satin and the lace. Dry it flat, out of direct sunlight, and always follow the care label.
Is a kimono a good gift idea?
It is a safe choice: the wrap-over cut forgives a small sizing error and satin pleases almost everyone. For more inspiration, browse our gift ideas for her.