As a serious Amazon reviewer, I am offended by this company's practice of rewarding good reviews with free slippers. I can see why they would want to do that, but it breaks the rules. If I were Amazon, I'd boot them from the system for it, since the review system is one of Amazon's greatest assets. Companies like this taint the whole system. The fact that they are still on Amazon shows that Amazon is not aware of how important these reviews are!

The robe itself is fine, although the loop for hanging the robe came apart in the first few days. The robe is soft, and after a wash or two it stopped leaving lint all over the place. It is not super-super soft, so if you are getting this and have eczema and think that it will be like wrapping into a cloud, that is not the case. If you have Dermatographia and your skin shows marks from every scratch or pressure point, this robe will produce a fine texture covering every surface you press on.

Otherwise, for normal or a little bit sensitive skin, the robe is what it looks like, a big, thick, warm bathrobe.

I will update this review to reflect whether in fact the company ships me the free slippers they use to reward "good" reviews. If they don't, the review will drop to 1-star, in keeping with their policy of abusing Amazon reviews. If you approve of treating this company this way, and you buy the robe for yourself, please also give it 3 stars and threaten 1 star if they don't send the slippers. Perhaps this will encourage them to change their policy. If this review was helpful, please click the helpful button to push it up so others can also find it.

UPDATE: They sent the free slippers, which were like what they give you in nice hotels, white, fabric slippers. These are basically good for a few days.