Robe de Voyage is a unique range of robes and resort wear that transforms the humble dressing gown into a work of art. 

Crafted from Khadi cotton and Ahimsa silk- two of the world's most sustainable and luxurious fabrics- and printed in vibrant, energising colourways, each piece embodies a deep sense of time and place. 

Founder and Designer Jessica Linklater studied Womenswear at the Royal College of Art and spent a decade in Paris as Senior Designer at Lolita Lempicka and Tara Jarmon before returning to London as Head of Womenswear & Kidswear at Cath Kidston.

With two decades' experience producing prêt-à-porter in India, Jessica has long been captivated by Khadi– a hand-spun, hand-woven fabric made without electricity– and launched Robe de Voyage in 2016 to celebrate slow fashion, traditional crafts and modern design. 

Her inspiration came from a 1951 photo of Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart looking effortlessly chic while breakfasting in the Congo. Determined to revive the lost art of travelling in style, she began designing the perfect travel robe.

The collection's signature print, Scribble, evokes sunlight rippling on water and was painted by Jessica in a single, continuous brushstroke in her London studio.

Tailored in Paris and hand made in Delhi, each robe is lightweight and versatile; a check-in essential for every getaway.
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Robe de Voyage is a unique range of robes and resort wear that transforms the humble dressing gown into a work of art. 

Crafted from Khadi cotton and Ahimsa silk- two of the world's most sustainable and luxurious fabrics- and printed in vibrant, energising colourways, each piece embodies a deep sense of time and place. 

Founder and Designer Jessica Linklater studied Womenswear at the Royal College of Art and spent a decade in Paris as Senior Designer at Lolita Lempicka and Tara Jarmon before returning to London as Head of Womenswear & Kidswear at Cath Kidston.

With two decades' experience producing prêt-à-porter in India, Jessica has long been captivated by Khadi– a hand-spun, hand-woven fabric made without electricity– and launched Robe de Voyage in 2016 to celebrate slow fashion, traditional crafts and modern design. 

Her inspiration came from a 1951 photo of Lauren Bacall and Humphrey Bogart looking effortlessly chic while breakfasting in the Congo. Determined to revive the lost art of travelling in style, she began designing the perfect travel robe.

The collection's signature print, Scribble, evokes sunlight rippling on water and was painted by Jessica in a single, continuous brushstroke in her London studio.

Tailored in Paris and hand made in Delhi, each robe is lightweight and versatile; a check-in essential for every getaway.