“Home is Happiness” Maxi Length Muslin Robe

If I said right now that this is the most anticipated piece of my summer collection, would that sound a little strange?

When there are rows of beautiful dresses and holiday-inspired suits surrounding me, I dare to say that the garment I was waiting for the most is… a ROBE?

I will not embarrass myself by saying it out loud, but I think you already understand what I was trying to express with this introduction.

I am a true home lover. Without exceptions.

This is where I feel good. Cozy. Calm. Safe.

That is why a garment that keeps me company at home is no less important to me than the one I wear when I step outside.

Until now, I have had and endlessly loved my “HOME LOVER” — a loop-knit fabric robe designed more for cooler seasons.

And because I have never found another one that I love quite as much, that single robe has been accompanying me all year round.

But this year, while creating Vasarytė, two thoughts came to mind:

How wonderful would it be to create a summer version of my favourite robe?
What if we tried designing it from an incredibly soft and comfortable, already well-loved cotton fabric — muslin? Could it become the perfect garment for slow mornings at home and summer evenings on the terrace? The kind of piece you could settle into with your first cup of coffee, wrapped in a feeling of effortless comfort.
Both ideas became strong arguments to try.

And after trying — all that was left to say was: it is wonderful.

Sweet, comfortable, freedom-giving, and gently bringing that special feeling of home coziness right to your feet.

And then we added the little message living on the sleeve, stating the obvious truth:

“HOME IS HAPPINESS.”

With a tiny red heart as a final confirmation — there was no longer even the smallest doubt that this robe deserved its place in VASARĖ.

We only paused at one decision: what length should it be — above the knee or below mid-calf?

Since we had supporters of both options, we decided the best solution was to let you choose.

The robes are identical — the only difference is their length.