The Prologue |
Our Prologue pieces includes our first pieces released under the Atelette name (the spelling is slightly different that newer releases). These designs were created in collaboration with a design firm based in Los Angeles who helped us in our first steps of creating our own line from sketch, fitting, fabric sourcing, and factory negotiations.
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Inspired by a beloved vintage dress from the 1970s in our vintage archives and an affinity for J.R.R. Tolkien's fictional Shire, the Elanor top is a romantic peasant top in a soft cream linen blend. Featuring a square neckline, ecru...
Inspired by sweet country frocks from my childhood, the Abighaile is made of a maroon gingham checked and features softly squared front and back neckline with ruffle accent, short puffed sleeves finished with a flounce, an adjustable drawstring waist, and...
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!...
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...
Inspired by vintage slips from the 1940s, the Colette slip was designed to be worn as a foundation garment or for lounging around prettily. The Colette slip is cut on the bias from the waist down and features peek-a-boo pale...
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.
