Abstract: A bathroom textile article, particularly a bathrobe, includes a first part and a second part made of embossed microfiber non-woven fabric. The first and the second parts of non-woven fabric are superimposed on one another and joined together so as to present areas of superposition at which the two parts of non-woven fabric are free from mutual engagement, particularly in order to define volumes or pockets of air constituting a barrier to the transmission of moisture and/or heat.

Abstract: A bathrobe which is made from a non-woven micro fiber fabric, which has a high water absorption capability, a low volume and a weight from 200 to 400 g for a standard user size bathrobe. The non woven fabric has 50% polyester micro fibers and 50% polyamide micro fibers blended as to provide a non-woven construction which can absorb a weight of water up to 400% based on the weight of the bathrobe.