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In other words, what do you call these?

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(Each individual side?)

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Most generically, they would be called lapels (the left lapel and the right lapel). And, to the best of my knowledge, it's absolutely irrelevant whether it's a coat or a bathrobe that you're talking about—they're still called lapels. There are different types of lapels such as notch lapels, peak lapels and so on and so forth, but they're all lapels.

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That entire feature inside your circle is sometimes called a shawl collar. If you were shopping for such a garment, you would tell the salesperson that you wanted a bathrobe "with a shawl collar".

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Personally I'd call it a collar, but I've never sewed anything in my life.

According to the people at this site, who have sewn, it's called a collar panel.

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I also just learned that sewed and sewn are interchangeable!

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