fluffy robe questions

[morgans4]

My dd wants a big fluffy robe for Christmas. I found the softest fabric I just wish I knew what it was called. It's got long thread loops all over it. Kind of like Minky of faux fur, it's on a knit backing and will have to be cut out differently. It isn't nearly heavy enough for a robe so I also got some fleece for the underside.
My question is,
1. should I put these 2 fabrics together when sewing them, as though they were just 1 piece, which would show the seams on the inside, or
2. should I put them together separately, then just slip the fleece inside the soft fabrics, wrong sides together?
3. would it be better if it had raglan sleeves or set-in sleeves?

What is this fabric called, anyone know? It's 60" wide and comes in all kinds of colors. I can imagine soft baby toys made with it, or stuffed animals.

[Pilot2b]

Hi! I think the robe fabric would be just fine by itself, unless it has a stiff finish on the wrong side. How thick is the flannel?I would sew each separately, if you use flannel, and then attach rights to each other and stitch together.s. Less bulk in shoulders if you have raglan sleeves. Hope this helps.Helen

[scrapquilter48]

My experience with robe.. Fleece is very warm and in a dry climate causes static.. Minky is my favorite and warm, towel is great for warmer weather and towel is probably the best..

Some minky fabrics I found insane when cutting fluffs everywhere and some stretch just looking at it..