WorkRobe makes a collection of work from home robes featuring a formal work style on the top while experiencing the comfort of a robe.   

At WorkRobe, we are on a mission to transform what you wear when working from home. Our goal is to make sure you are confident, comfortable, and professionally dressed for your video meeting in an instant. Our mission was to reinvent the robe and look at the robe, not as something you wear after a shower, but as an outfit you can wear all day while working from home. Our styles are designed with your zoom meeting in mind. We want you to show up as your best self without anyone in your meeting knowing our little secret.

Courtney Spritzer, our Chief Robe Officer, found herself working remotely every day since March 2020. Pre March 2020, she was someone who would get dressed up for work everyday and enjoyed that part of her routine. After many zoom meetings, she started noticing that people stopped caring about their appearance on zoom. Over time, Courtney started to fall into that same cycle too. She realized that the only outfits she wanted to wear while working from home was loungewear, but she could not find anything that was professional for zoom and comfortable enough for home, so she set out to create it. WorkRobe is the brand for the women who know that you can be a boss at work while working in the comfort of a robe - a workrobe. 

Courtney Spritzer

WorkRobe

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I got the blouse workrobe and it was a super soft material that made it incredibly comfy to wear around. It almost doubles as a dress because of the length/fabric and I appreciated being able to wrap it over anything to make me look presentable. 

A little more structure on the top half of the robe.

I LOVE the idea of this.  Thanks to the pandemic and working from home, I have officially become a Robe Person.  Which doesn't work well with Zoom calls with the camera on.  I got the blouse robe, and while it was super comfy, I surveyed a bunch of people using my laptop camera, and all agreed that it still looked like I was wearing a robe and not an actual work top.  

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