About
Drawn in piping
RALVEXO makes oversized pyjamas that hold their shape. The collars stand, the volume is cut into the pattern, and a thick line of piping draws every edge — so the same set reads just as clearly in the bedroom as it does on the pavement outside.
A collar that stands on its own
Every set starts with one collar. A 9 cm funnel, an arch that curves around the neck, a ruff of folded pleats, three stepped tiers, a short cape, lapels pulled out past the shoulder. Each one is cut to keep its height, whether you are sitting up in bed or walking to the corner.
The rest of the garment is drawn around that collar: a boxy top or a long tunic, wide trousers, cropped trousers or shorts.
Volume from the pattern, not from sizing up
A cocoon back, balloon sleeves, kimono sleeves cut in one with the body, trousers wide enough to swing. The oversized proportion is built into every size, so you choose your usual size and the shape comes with it.
One line of piping
Thick, round cord piping runs along every collar, placket, cuff, pocket and hem. It is the one detail every RALVEXO piece shares — the sets, the robes, the eye masks, the slides and the pillowcases — which is why they can go on one after the other and still read as one outline.
One colour changes each season
The shapes stay drawn the same way. Only the piping changes colour from one season to the next, and that colour becomes the season’s name. Season I is Lacquer Red, on five body colours: Midnight, Ivory, Ivory Stripe, Midnight Pinstripe and, turned inside out, Lacquer Red with midnight piping.
From the bedroom to the street
We design for the stretch of the day between the two: the kitchen at night, the front steps in the morning, the walk to the kiosk, the laundrette. No slogans, no prints with words on them — just proportion and structure.