Skirts & Bottoms |
We love combining notes and inspirations from our favorite vintage eras--from Edwardian petticoats to 1970s prairie style skirts, and creating new vintage inspired silhouettes that give a nod to the past but resonates with our modern sensibilities. Many of our dresses utilize deadstock or feature our own antique and vintage reproduction prints. Our garments are ethically made in India.
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The Camille Skirt is a timeless blend of vintage charm and modern elegance, inspired by an Edwardian petticoat and infused with sweet 1970s inspired details. This sustainable, ethically crafted skirt features a flattering defined waist, hidden side pockets for added...
The Alcott Skirt is where Edwardian femininity meets 1970s prairie with it's tiered a-line silhouette featuring pintuck pleats and simple ruffles. Made in a navy blue deadstock cotton gingham, the Alcott Skirt features a long row of functional buttons down...
Inspired by a charming intimates set from the 1940s, the Jane Tap Shorts are crafted in our signature Forget Me Not ditsy floral print. These shorts features defined waist with sweet shell buttons along the side of the hips and...
Classic and timeless, the Loiret wrap skirt was inspired by vintage 1940s skirts with its silhouette with borrowed notes from Edwardian riding skirts like the side detail buttons and single front patch pocket. The Loiret features a single button in...
Timeless and feminine and the midi a-line skirt of our dreams, the Aveyron skirt was created because our search for the perfect cream ditsy floral button down midi skirt apparently does not exist, so we decided to make it ourselves!...
About Atèlette
At Atèlette, our goal is to offer ethically and sustainably made clothing at accessible prices. We believe sustainability shouldn't be a luxury, and that you can enjoy beautifully crafted garments that feel good to wear and purchase without overspending.
Our close partnership with our manufacturer allows us to balance sustainability and affordability in every piece we create. We design many of our own prints, use deadstock fabrics and trims whenever possible, and streamline product development to reduce both our carbon footprint and costs. We also keep overhead low by avoiding extravagant offices, expensive photoshoots, and high-cost marketing, allowing us to focus on what really matters: providing you with thoughtfully made clothing you can feel great about that won't break your bank.
