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Top 10 Robe Manufacturers for Private Label Brands

Oct 7,2026

A robe collection can take very different directions: printed wraps sold alongside pajamas, silk robes for gifting, or cotton bathrobes for everyday use. The robe manufacturers worth considering will depend on which of these products you want to sell and how much development your collection needs.

This shortlist brings together ten companies with publicly stated robe manufacturing and private-label capabilities. It includes sleepwear producers, silk specialists and hospitality bathrobe manufacturers, with their different product strengths outlined below.

Publisher disclosure: This guide is published by KoalaPurr, which is included in the list. The order is editorial and does not represent an independently tested quality ranking.

Robe Manufacturers at a Glance

ManufacturerMain characteristicsCollection direction
KoalaPurrSleepwear focus with development, in-house printing, embroidery and garment production in one manufacturing setupRobes developed alongside pajamas and soft loungewear
Hi-StyleWomen's, men's and children's ranges, with seasonal fabrics and varied silhouettesBroader robe assortments across age groups and seasons
RenreeTerry, fleece and silk robes, including printed, striped and hooded stylesBathrobes and winter homewear, including patterned terry styles
SoftextilesWaffle, floral terry, hooded and double-layer satin bathrobesCustom hotel, spa and home-use bathrobe programs
SinosilkSilk specialization with printed, jacquard, lace-trimmed and embroidered robesSilk robe collections with decorative fabric and garment details
FriendtexWomen's robe offering with plush and cotton-blend fabrics, multiple lengths and size optionsWomen's robes with different coverage and fit directions
OBERAShort kimono and longline robes with lace, piping, prints and embroideryDecorated satin and silk robes for retail and bridal collections
Saright Garment (Propajama)Soft-fabric robes, lace and crochet details, and coordinated robe setsLounge robes and matching homewear collections
Selin TextileTurkish terry and waffle bathrobes within a wider bath textile offeringBathrobe collections coordinated with towels
RobeworksUSA-made robes with a microfiber exterior and terry cloth interiorHotel and spa robe programs

These collection directions reflect the companies' published offerings. They provide a starting point for a shortlist rather than an exclusive description of what each manufacturer can produce.

1. KoalaPurr

KoalaPurr is a custom robe manufacturer for private-label brands. Its robe range includes satin wraps, cotton and waffle robes, terry bathrobes and fleece styles, with kimono designs also available. With manufacturing experience since 2008, the company also produces pajamas and soft loungewear for coordinated collections.

KoalaPurr has its own factory and development team, with in-house printing, embroidery and laser cutting capabilities. Sample development, garment decoration and bulk production can be coordinated within the same manufacturing setup, with custom labels and packaging available. It is a suitable option for sleepwear and loungewear brands looking to develop robes alongside matching garments with one manufacturing partner.

2. Hi-Style

Hi-Style produces lounge robes and bathrobes for women, men and children. Lightweight cotton waffle and satin styles sit alongside fleece and flannel robes for winter. Its designs include belted wraps, hoods, shawl collars and zip fronts, as well as related nightwear such as bed jackets.

The company can manufacture customers' own designs or develop styles using its existing range as a starting point. Custom prints, sizing, brand labels and packing requirements are supported. Hi-Style is worth considering for brands building seasonal robe collections across several age groups or both men's and women's ranges.

3. Renree

Renree is a custom bathrobe and homewear manufacturer with products ranging from terry cloth and fleece robes to silk wraps and dressing gowns. Its terry robes come in printed, striped, yarn-dyed and hooded designs, as well as plain kimono and shawl-collar styles. The company also makes fleece pajamas, onesies and blanket hoodies.

Renree supports custom robe designs, sizing, brand labels and packaging. The combination of terry bathrobes and fleece homewear makes it a suitable candidate for bathrobe brands and homewear companies developing both everyday bath products and warmer winter collections.

4. Softextiles

Softextiles makes custom bathrobes for hotels, spas, resorts and private-label brands. Products include embroidered waffle robes, floral terry robes, hooded styles and double-layer satin bathrobes. Fabric texture, layering and decorative details vary across these styles.

The company supports custom robe development, including fabric selection, trims, embroidery, labels and packaging. Softextiles is a relevant option for bathrobe brands and hospitality suppliers looking for customized spa or hotel collections, including layered satin and embroidered waffle styles.

5. Sinosilk

Sinosilk specializes in custom silk products, including robes for women and men. It manufactures printed silk wraps, jacquard robes, lace-trimmed styles and embroidered designs, along with robe-and-nightgown sets. Length, sleeves, belts and sizing can be customized to the brand’s specifications.

The company states that its factory team handles pattern making, cutting, printing, embroidery and sewing. Private-label services include brand labels, hangtags and packaging. Sinosilk is suitable for silk sleepwear brands and premium robe labels developing collections with custom prints, woven patterns or decorative trims.

6. Friendtex

Women’s robes, pajamas and underwear are among the sleepwear products manufactured by Friendtex. Its robes use plush fabrics and cotton blends, with different lengths and petite and plus-size options. Customization includes colors, embroidered logos and patterns.

Its OEM/ODM service includes brand labels, size labels, tags, accessories and custom packaging. Friendtex is a candidate for women's sleepwear brands seeking robes in a wider size range, including plush winter styles and lighter cotton-blend options.

7. OBERA

Based in Karachi, Pakistan, OBERA manufactures silk and satin robes as part of its nightwear range. It makes short kimono wraps and longline robes for women and men, with self-tie belts and pockets. Lace, picot trims, piping, contrast binding, prints and embroidery are available for decorative styles.

The company provides fully custom and private-label robe manufacturing, with fabric, color and trim choices specified by the customer. Woven labels, care labels and gift packaging are also available. OBERA is worth considering for bridal robe brands and nightwear labels developing satin or silk collections with decorative trims and branded gift presentation.

8. Saright Garment (Propajama)

Saright Garment manufactures custom sleepwear under the Propajama website and is the sleepwear manufacturing brand of Qingdao Glamour Garment Co., Ltd. Its robe range includes modal, bamboo viscose and cotton styles, terry bathrobes and printed kimono wraps. Lace-trimmed robes, crochet accents, contrast-trim sets and three-piece homewear sets are among its listed products.

Its robe service includes OEM/ODM development, private labeling, custom prints and embroidery. Saright is suitable for soft loungewear and sleepwear brands planning coordinated robe sets, particularly collections using modal, bamboo viscose or cotton with lace and crochet details.

9. Selin Textile

Turkish manufacturer Selin Textile produces terry cotton and waffle bathrobes alongside towels and other bath textiles. Robe specifications can include different fabric weights, dimensions, colors and collar styles. Its wider range covers bath towels, hand towels and hotel bath textiles.

The company supplies hospitality buyers, distributors and private-label customers, with embroidery, woven labels, hangtags and packaging options. Selin Textile is a suitable candidate for bath and home textile brands developing robe-and-towel collections, as well as suppliers creating coordinated hotel or spa textile ranges.

10. Robeworks

Robeworks manufactures bathrobes in the United States for hotels, spas and resorts. Its robes combine a microfiber exterior with a terry cloth interior. Customization and private-label programs are available for hospitality properties.

The scope of private-label cooperation for independent retail apparel brands remains unconfirmed. Based on its published product and customer focus, Robeworks is best considered by hospitality suppliers and hotel or spa businesses seeking US-made robes with a microfiber-and-terry construction.

How to Choose a Robe Manufacturer for Your Brand

Match the Manufacturer to Your Robe Collection

Start with the product you intend to sell. A printed robe designed to match a pajama set has different development needs from a terry bathrobe sold with towels or a silk robe presented in a gift box. The shortlist becomes more useful once those directions are separated.

Look for examples close to your intended collection: fabric type, garment shape, size range and level of decoration. Also distinguish a supplier's office location from the place of manufacture; Hi-Style, for example, states that most robe production is based in China, with partners in India.

Compare Private-Label Scope and Order Requirements

Private label can describe several arrangements, from adding your labels to an existing style to developing a garment from your own specifications. Ask which parts of the robe can change and whether custom patterns, fabrics, prints and packaging are included in the proposed service. A logo embroidery option alone does not establish full custom development capability.

Compare minimums using the same units, including the quantity required for each style and color. For scheduling, separate sample development, fabric preparation, garment production and transport; a short sewing estimate may not cover the entire order. Quotations are easier to compare when each supplier receives the same style references, quantities and branding requirements.

Review Samples and Verify Supplier Claims

A relevant sample helps establish whether the supplier can deliver the product standard your brand needs. Assess the fabric, fit, stitching, decoration and appearance after washing according to the intended care method. An attractive catalog photo provides less evidence than a sample made to your specification.

Verify the company you will contract with, where the garments will be made and which operations are handled internally or by partners. If a certification affects your purchasing decision, review the certificate holder, product scope and validity rather than relying on a website logo. No company-specific certification is presented as verified in this shortlist.

FAQs About Private Label Robe Manufacturers

Can I Contact a Robe Manufacturer Without a Tech Pack?

Yes. Reference photos, an existing robe, a sketch and your preferred fabric can start the discussion, provided the supplier offers development support. Clarify the cost and ownership of any patterns or specifications created during that work.

Can the Same Manufacturer Make Robes and Pajama Sets?

Yes, several companies in this list publish both robe and sleepwear offerings. For a matching collection, confirm that the same fabric, print and color can be used across both products, since their material requirements and minimums may differ.

Does Private Label Mean a Fully Custom Robe Design?

Not always. Some private-label programs apply your branding to an existing design, while others include custom patterns, materials and construction. The supplier's proposal should specify which arrangement is being quoted.

Final Thoughts

A useful shortlist should leave you with a few suppliers that can make the robe your customers expect, at an order size your business can support. A focused product offering, clear proposal and convincing sample provide a stronger basis for choosing than a long list of advertised services.

Developing a robe collection? Share your reference styles, fabric preferences and planned quantities with KoalaPurr's robe manufacturing team to discuss a suitable starting point.

About the Author

Hi, I’m Carolin, the founder of KoalaPurr. I’ve been working in the sleepwear industry for over 20 years, and I’ve had the chance to learn a lot about fabrics, product development, sampling, and manufacturing along the way.

I created this blog to share some of that experience with you. I hope these practical tips can help make developing and producing your sleepwear products a little easier.

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