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Changing robes in the 2020s are what Crocs were in the 2010s: a niche water sports option adopted by AdventureMums before becoming mainstream fashion, with hundreds of brands now competing in the same ...

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Visit any open-water swimming spot during the winter and you’ll see people congregating in swim robes like a strange furry-cloak-clad cult. But dismiss the mighty swim robe at your peril. If you want ...

The current trend of wellness means saunas, ice baths, cold water swimming, meditation - the list goes on - are huge. Cold water swimming, for example, has plenty of benefits from helping with aches ...

Is there an item more ubiquitous among the fashion-forward outdoorsy set than the changing robe? More commonly known as dry robes (referring to the brand that kick-started the craze, Dryrobe) changing ...

Don’t be without this one accessory if cold swims are in your 2026 pipeline (Picture: Dryrobe/Metro/Getty) Metro journalists select and curate the products that feature on our site. If you make a ...

From first light, they start to appear. In a kaleidoscope of bright blues, hot pinks, shiny blacks or camouflage, sometimes with jaunty trimmings, they pick their way across sand dunes, over pebbly ...

They were invented so surfers and swimmers could get undressed without flashing. So why are Dryrobes – half-towel, half-jacket – taking over our high streets? The Guardian’s journalism is independent.