Bathrobe (noun)

A loose-fitting garment worn after bathing or showering, typically made of towelling or a similar material.

Origin:

From the french word "bât (bath) + robe" meaning "robe of a bath".

Examples:

1. She wrapped herself in a warm bathrobe.
2. He put on his bathrobe and slippers.
3. The hotel provides a complimentary bathrobe for guests.
4. She lounged around the house in her bathrobe.
5. The bathrobe was made of soft cotton.