Women’s homewear is a separate wardrobe category that Aruelle gives as much attention as sleepwear or dressing gowns. It is neither pyjamas nor a casual tracksuit, but clothing designed for time spent at home: working, relaxing and welcoming guests. Aruelle has been developing this category since the brand was founded, because homewear deserves the same carefully considered design as the rest of a woman’s wardrobe.
Key takeaways
- Aruelle’s homewear collection consists of several carefully designed sets. Each one has a clear system of fabric properties describing how the fabric feels to the touch, how it drapes and how it holds warmth.
- All Aruelle homewear meets the requirements of the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification: every component of the product is tested for harmful substances.
- Quality homewear differs from pyjamas in its purpose: it is designed for daytime and has a neater silhouette, so it works for video calls as well as a quiet evening.
- Aruelle sets are divided into Warm & Cozy and Light & Airy categories, making it easy to choose clothing to suit the season and your personal needs.
On the Aruelle website, you can filter clothing by two categories: Warm & Cozy and Light & Airy
| Criterion | Warm & Cozy | Light & Airy |
|---|---|---|
| Fabric composition | Polyester and elastane | Cotton and viscose blend |
| Fabric properties | Warm, gently retains heat, stretchy | Breathable, light, flowing |
| Season | Autumn, winter, cooler spring and autumn evenings | Summer, hot days, holidays |
| Best for | Longer periods of sitting while working or relaxing, cooler rooms | Hot, humid weather, sensitive skin |
| Certification | OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 | OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 |
What is women’s homewear?
Women’s homewear is a clothing category designed for comfortable and stylish everyday wear at home during the day. It differs both from sleepwear (pyjamas, nightdresses), which is designed for rest at night, and from outdoor or streetwear. In the international fashion world, this category is known as homewear or loungewear.
How is homewear different from pyjamas?
Although pyjamas and homewear may look similar at first glance, their purpose and construction are fundamentally different. Sleepwear is made from very light, loose fabrics, while clothing for daytime at home has a firmer structure and a few key features.
Silhouette. Homewear has a neater shape: straight or hip-flared trousers, a round neckline, long sleeves and a concealed elastic waistband. In a set like this, a woman looks polished and put-together, even if she has to open the door to a courier unexpectedly.
Fabric properties. Homewear fabrics are heavier and hold their shape better. Pyjama fabric glides easily, while homewear has more stretch. This means the garment does not stretch out even after several hours of sitting.
Temperature regulation. Homewear is worn all day, so a fabric’s ability to maintain an optimal body temperature is especially important. Depending on the season, Aruelle offers different solutions: Warm & Cozy sets provide cosy warmth without feeling heavy, while the Light & Airy category keeps you light and lets the skin breathe in warmer weather.
What homewear pieces are worth having in your wardrobe?
What you need in your home wardrobe depends on your daily routine, but a few key pieces will be useful for everyone:
A core jersey set. This combines a long-sleeved top with relaxed trousers. Such a set is versatile: it works for morning coffee, working at the computer or relaxing in the evening. When choosing, pay attention to how the fabric drapes: it should not bunch into folds, and the trousers should have an adjustable waistband.
A lightweight summer option. For the warmer season, you need an alternative in a breathable, thinner fabric. In the Aruelle collection, this is the Light & Airy category, made from a cotton or viscose blend. These pieces are ideal for holidays and hot days at home alike.
An outer layer. A dressing gown, jumper or zip-up sweatshirt that is easy to throw on in the morning or when the evening cools down. This piece helps you adapt to temperature changes throughout the day.
It is worth choosing shades that go well together. Aruelle’s colour palette is designed so that neutral and pastel tones can easily be mixed and matched.
How to recognise quality homewear by its fabric properties?
Clothing is usually judged only by the composition on the label, but percentages alone do not tell the whole story. Two products with the same composition can look and feel completely different because of the knitting technique, density and finish.
To make this clearer, Aruelle provides a separate description of fabric properties for each homewear product. Depending on the purpose of the style, the product descriptions cover these key aspects:
- Feel to the touch (for example, smooth or soft).
- Drape and structure (for example, flowing, or flowing with a light structure).
- Stretch and texture (for example, noticeable stretch or a knit texture).
- Warmth, breathability and moisture (for example, warm and gently retaining heat, breathable, or naturally moisture-absorbing).
- Appearance (for example, a matte surface that looks neat on screen during video calls).
This information lets you choose clothing based on its practical properties and how it feels to wear.
An equally important indicator of quality is fabric safety. Because homewear is in direct contact with the skin for many hours a day, the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification ensures that the product, including threads, dyes and elastic, contains no residues of harmful chemicals.
Who is Aruelle homewear best suited to?
Aruelle homewear sets are best suited to women who are looking for stylish clothing for the home and appreciate a soft fabric feel. These pieces are designed for women who work from home, host guests or join video calls and want to look put-together at home.
Aruelle homewear is made to last. These sets withstand everyday wear and washing without losing their original shape and softness.
Why does Aruelle stand out?
Founded in 2016, the Lithuanian family brand Aruelle develops homewear as a standalone collection line. It is not simply an add-on to sleepwear. Every set features considered silhouettes, a calm, coordinated colour palette and high production standards.
Particular attention is paid to supply chain transparency and production ethics. All products meet strict international quality and environmental requirements, ensuring a responsible approach to textile production.
The brand’s considered concept has been recognised not only by women in more than 30 countries, but also by international fashion publications such as ELLE, Vogue and Glamour. Aruelle shows that in homewear, elegance and everyday comfort can complement each other rather than be a compromise.
Frequently asked questions
What is homewear and how is it different from pyjamas?
Homewear is clothing designed for active time at home during the day. It differs from pyjamas in its neater silhouette, denser fabric and versatility. Aruelle sets work equally well for morning coffee, working at the computer or relaxing in the evening.
Is Aruelle homewear suitable for working from home?
Yes. Aruelle homewear sets have a relaxed yet neat silhouette and a matte surface, so they look polished on video calls. The neutral colour palette is easy to style, and the fabric holds its shape during long periods of sitting.
What certifications confirm the quality of Aruelle homewear?
Aruelle clothing meets the requirements of the OEKO-TEX® Standard 100 certification, which ensures the product contains no harmful substances. GRS, BSCI, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards also apply.
What fabrics is Aruelle homewear made from?
Most items in the Warm & Cozy category are made from soft, stretchy polyester and elastane jersey. The Light & Airy category uses breathable cotton and viscose blends.
Summary
When choosing homewear, pay attention to the fabric properties, not just how the pieces look in photos. If you are looking for a set that is comfortable both for working at the computer and relaxing in the evening, choose the Warm & Cozy or Light & Airy category, depending on the season and how you like to feel at home.
