Chapter 1 was the heartbeat of healing. Born from grief and grounded in legacy, this collection was our founder’s tribute to her brother, her culture, and the rituals that helped her rediscover herself.

As a first-generation Haitian American, Sasha Revolus created This Is How I Sunday to be a sanctuary. A place where Caribbean culture could shine in the quiet moments of life — and where fragrance wasn’t just a product, but a memory, a mood, and a movement.

Robert was my big brother.
He was everything, protector, comedian, teacher, friend. When cancer took him from us, it left a silence I didn’t know how to fill. But in that silence, I found something: ritual. Slowness. Healing. The kind of peace that only comes from grounding yourself in the little things, like music playing while you clean, a warm scent in the air, and the quiet care of honoring your own presence.

This Is How I Sunday is my love letter to him.
To the way he made ordinary Saturdays feel like events. To the way he danced while cleaning, joked while cooking, and showed up fully, even in the small things. He taught me that care is sacred. That scent is memory. That life is worth slowing down for.

You may not have known him, but if you've ever lit one of our candles, spritzed a room spray, or created your own ritual, you’ve felt his influence. His joy lives in every product.

Robert is the reason this brand exists.
He is the soul of Chapter 1.