nightrobe

Then comes the nightrobe, and next the pajama or lounging robe, which may be of anything, from flannel to eider down.

He was in a long nightrobe, a sort of seamless garment, undoubtedly comfortable—we all found ourselves so covered.

When he returned in slippers, nightrobe and pajamas, Char was in the upper berth, staring angrily at the compartment ceiling.

Arrayed in a gossamer nightrobe she lay in the bed, beneath the trap, her sunken face matching the silken whiteness.

In disarrayed nightrobe I leap to bare feet and essay To follow all paths; but a road can discover by none.