Men's homewear

Hackett London's men's homewear brings the comfort of cotton jersey into a shape that keeps its structure, built to last through many weekends rather than one season.

Fabric weight and knit

A terry loop cotton at 320 g/m² holds warmth without sitting heavy on the skin — the balance good men's homewear needs against a lighter jersey tee. The collection runs dense combed cotton through its robes, holding its drape through repeated washes, with cotton-modal blends in the finer knitwear for milder evenings.

Construction detail

A robe's belt gets a side loop to keep it from going missing in the wash — a tailoring habit applied to men's homewear well outside the suit itself. Cuffs and hems in reinforced rib knit hold their shape across seasons, unlike a plain elasticated knit that opens up with repeated stretching.

Two ways to wear it

Two concrete options within the men's homewear range:

A combed cotton robe over a fine-knit striped pyjama set, for mornings that start with a long coffee before getting dressed.
A terry loop sweatshirt with matching trousers, a full set for a slow Sunday in the same navy and marl grey palette as the tailoring collection.

How to care for men's homewear

A 30-degree machine wash with a gentle spin keeps men's homewear and its terry loop structure intact better than a hot cycle, which tends to shrink the body of the garment and the reinforced cuffs unevenly.

Does men's homewear from Hackett London shrink in the wash?

Dense combed cotton barely shrinks provided the 30-degree wash on the label is followed, though the first wash often settles the piece slightly into its true size. Hot water is the most common cause of shrinking beyond that.

What size should you buy in a robe?

A size above your usual shirt size is worth going for, since a robe sits over another garment and a snug fit works against its main job. Knee length is the standard across the collection for use morning or night.