Joan chemise and robe - chemise discontinued by Seven 'til Midnight - review by Geogeo

The Basics
The Joan Chemise and Robe is made by Seven ‘til Midnight. The set is made in China. I am sad to say that it is currently discontinued by Edenfantasys. The set is covered in leopard print. I received the large size. It’s made of 97% polyester and 3% spandex. The material is strong, opaque, silky to the touch, thin, and light.

The Fit
I wear both of these pieces regularly. The robe is short, ending at right under the bum. It has ¾ sleeves. The large is baggy on me, which is perfect because if I’m hanging around the house, I want to be comfortable, not constricted by my clothing. I most often wear this robe right after sex, to go to the bathroom or what not instead of putting clothes back on. It does come with a black belt made of the same material. However, because both are silky, the belt doesn’t stay on tightly and the robe ends up opening up a lot, which is fine, really. The chemise is my least favorite piece of this set, but I still like it. It flows over my body nicely, so it’s comfortable and hides flaws. However, I do have a small chest so I find the top part to be baggy on me; it provides no support and if I’m not careful my boobs will fall out of it, exposing my nipples. The back of this chemise has a string that crisscrosses from the top halter holding up the top part, all the way to right above the butt. If you unravel this string, it will be super tricky to put back together. It was a real pain, so I’d suggest tying it how you like it, and just slipping it on and off.

My size is:
Weight: approximately 145 pounds
Height: 5’4
Cup size: 34 B
Bust: 35 inches
Waist: 30 inches
Hips: 42 inches

Seven ‘til Midnight’s large sizing chart:
Size: 10 to 14
Cup size: C /D
Bust: 36-38 inches
Waist: 28-30 inches
Hips: 38-40 inches

Washing
The long, pink tag sticks out like a sore thumb. It says to hand wash in cold water and line dry, not bleach it, and not iron it.

Packaging
I received this a few months ago, so I can’t remember what packaging it came in.