Santa Print Bundle: Classic Robe + Pajamas

Indulge in luxurious comfort with my perfect holiday Santa Print Set, featuring our Classic Robe and Pajamas. I am thrilled to share my new beloved holiday pattern with you, it features a group of classic christmas elements: candy canes, santa, snowmen, candles & mistletoes in winter, and holly. Each of these makes me smile, taking me back to the wonder of holidays past. This set combines elegance and coziness, perfect for relaxing at home this winter holiday season. The graceful white scallop design combined with the timeless straight  silhouette and print makes it a work of art. Made from 100% lightweight cotton, both the robe and pajamas offer a soft & cozy feel. 

Enjoy a 15% discount when you purchase this exquisite bundle, adding both style and savings to your wardrobe.

• • Delicate scalloped trim creates a soft, feminine finish

  • 98% cotton & 2% Spandex

  • The robe features an attached belt and interior adjustable ties

  • The pajama bottoms feature drawstring pants with elastic back.

  • Handmade luxury designed in California

  • Customers say “So perfect, soft and lightweight”.

Print Story

Every holiday season, I design a new print inspired by the joy and nostalgia of Christmas — and this year, Santa finally gets his moment.

When I started sketching, I kept thinking of the old Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer show we all grew up watching. The stop-motion Santa from that special was my starting point — jolly, kind, and just a little bit imperfect. I didn’t want him to look too polished or commercial, just warm and full of character, the way he lives in my memory.

And then came the color. I looked at what felt like a hundred shades of red before landing on this one — not the bright, glossy red you see in modern ads, but a deeper, tomato-paste red. It feels older, richer, and a little nostalgic — like it’s been around for generations.

The whole design is simple and timeless: Santa, holly leaves, a few ornaments, maybe even a candle or skier tucked in. The goal was to make something that feels familiar yet special — like a memory you can wear.