Named the UK’s best Eco-Change Robe™, Change Robe provides style, comfort and warmth for every season and is inspired by the vision to make the “beach car park changing ritual” easier, less awkward, and most importantly, warmer.

Change Robe offer a range of eco-friendly robes jam-packed with practical and stylish features to make life that little bit easier when at the beach, doing water sports, or just generally enjoying the great outdoors.

They offer a variety of robes to suit all seasons and weather conditions – the waterproof shell and cosy fleece lining of the Eco-Ultra Robe will keep you dry and warm in the winter months, whilst the lightweight and super-absorbent bamboo fibres of the Original Robe will whip up water fast after those much-loved summer dips in the sea.

Here at MiHi Digital, we love the Southwest of England – including its beaches, beautiful coastlines, and ever-changing weather! So we think it’s fair to say we made a great choice when it came to building the new website and improving the online presence of the business…

We built the original website for Change Robe almost four years ago, and with the brand’s rapid growth – they needed a website refresh to reflect their larger product range, fantastic lifestyle mantra and to shout about the brilliant eco-friendly technical features built into each unique robe.

We got to work on improving traffic to the site with the addition of Google Shopping and Google Ads, incorporated a selection of beautifully shot lifestyle images to bring the product to life and inspire potential customers, and outlined each key eco-feature of the robes so it was easy for customers to understand.

Offering a comprehensive web design service that was tailored to Change Robe and the lifestyle the brand represents, we developed a fantastically polished online retail store with the brand’s core values at the heart of the design.

Learn more about how their range of seasonal Change Robes can keep you dry and warm this season on their brand-new website here – and remember – there is no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing!