Petter unisex bathrobe from 1970s tablecloths with terrycloth lining, front view

The Petter Robe

€255,00
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Petter unisex bathrobe from 1970s tablecloths with terrycloth lining, front view
  • Petter unisex bathrobe from 1970s tablecloths with terrycloth lining, front view
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  • Petter unisex bathrobe side view displaying oversized fit and neon zipper on right hand side
  • Petter bathrobe close-up of 1970s tablecloth fabric pattern
  • Petter bathrobe back view showing vintage 1970s cotton textile detail
  • Petter unisex bathrobe from 1970s tablecloths with terrycloth lining, front view
  • Petter bathrobe close-up of 1970s tablecloth fabric pattern
  • Petter unisex bathrobe side view displaying oversized fit and neon zipper on right hand side
  • Petter bathrobe close-up of 1970s tablecloth fabric pattern
  • Petter bathrobe back view showing vintage 1970s cotton textile detail
The Petter Robe

The Petter Robe

€255,00

The Petter Robe

1970s Floral Tablecloths | Upcycled Terrycloth | Handmade in Sweden

The Petter is a heavy dose of nostalgia. I’ve taken two different 1970s cotton tablecloths—classic white and brown florals—and reimagined them into the ultimate loungewear. It has that grounded, earthy '70s vibe, but updated for a fresh, modern life by the water.

The Vibe: The "big" robe. This is a truly generous, unisex fit (with a 170 cm chest!) designed for people who want to wrap themselves up completely. Whether you’re stepping out of a cold lake or just enjoying a slow morning at home, it’s as cozy as it is cool.

The Details:

  • Textile: 100% Cotton (Two different 1970s vintage tablecloths).

  • Lining: 100% Upcycled Cotton Terrycloth (Thick and thirsty).

  • Size: Fits L & XL (Oversized, unisex fit).

  • Length: 135 cm | Chest: 170 cm.

  • Handmade by me in Skåre, Sweden.

The Amaluha Truth: These floral prints have been part of someone's home for fifty years. By turning them into the Petter, I’m making sure their story continues. Any small sign of their past life isn't a flaw—it's a beautiful trace of history. It’s slow fashion that’s built to last.

Care: 40° wash. It’s been through five decades; it can handle the machine.