Abstract: A changing robe provides ample room for a person to change attire in public places without loss of modesty. The robe is provided with a draw string that encompasses the back, sides and only a fraction of the front of the robe, that may be drawn tight to convert the robe from a tent-like garment into a fashionable beach toga that may be worn by either sex. When the draw string is pulled tight, gathers form on the sides and back of the robe, while in contrast the front of the robe is smoothed and pulled closer to the person. The robe is short enough not to become entangled about ones legs during activities such as walking and running, but is provided with an extension along the back side, so that when a person bends down, the person remains covered.