The Tilli notebook
Upcycling, sewing advice, repair and customisation tips... Here you'll find all our articles on how to reinvent your dressing room and give a second life to your clothes, accessories and household linen.
Fashion repairs star of 2024 study on Circular Fashion
This year, the focus is on repair and its appropriation by brands and retailers. On the menu: - Figures on market trends and the rise of repair in consumer habits; - Use cases on the operational models of brands and chains that have already adopted it; - Testimonials and interviews with industry professionals.Posted 9 months ago
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Celebrate Earth Day: Reflections on Repair and Maintenance in Sustainable Fashion
"From the beginning, TILLI has been committed to fostering a culture of #CARE and #Community. We focus on creating meaningful connections between customers and makers, enriching relationships with brands and revitalizing our emotional connection to fashion. With our vast experience in the repair industry, we are constantly impressed by the strength of our diverse #JoinTheCycle community. We bring together individuals, brands, retailers, public organizations, makers and workshops, achieving remarkable breakthroughs together! On this special day, we'd like to highlight and celebrate the recent developments that have placed Repair and Care at the heart of circular fashion. #RighttoRepair #Ecobalyse TILLI's environmental and social impact is considerable, and the prospects for the future are exceptional! 🌱 Every repaired product benefits from a new life, reducing its CO2, water and waste footprint by 30%. By 2030, Repair & Care could contribute up to 25% of the fashion industry's overall impact reduction. 💚 Preserving European know-how is crucial. TILLI is proud to hold the "Entreprise Sociale d'Insertion" label, in recognition of our support for employment and the protection of makers. Mouvement Impact France, Fédération de la Mode Circulaire, Fédération Française du Prêt à Porter Féminin, Le Slip Français, 1083, Sessile 👟🌿 💪 Together, we demonstrate the power of collective action to drive positive change. Let's continue collaborating to build a more sustainable future for fashion and beyond!"Posted 9 months ago
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Fashion repair in the spotlight in ELLE Magazine
"Estimated at 966 million Euros in France in 2022 according to a study by the Fédération de la Mode Circulaire and Accenture, the repair market has the wind in its sails. A revolution that is affecting fashion brands, encouraged by the launch of the textile repair bonus, in November 2023." Thank you ELLE Magazine for dedicating this new article to repair and the growing initiatives of brands, including several of our partners, to consume better!Posted 10 months ago
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How are our partner brands increasing their in-store sales thanks to TILLI?
For over a year, the Franco-Spanish brand Maria de la Orden has been offering its customers personalised alterations by a TILLI artisan after an in-store purchase. Recently, Maria de la Orden strengthened its commitment to a personalised customer experience by collaborating with TILLI to offer free embroidery on shirts in its two Paris boutiques.💚 The results speak for themselves!Posted 10 months ago
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Textile repair included in environmental display criteria for fashion
Starting this autumn, the French will be able to find out the ecological footprint of their clothing with Ecobalyse, the new French environmental indicator. And good news: brands offering repair services for their products will benefit from a bonus on their environmental rating!Posted 10 months ago
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World Recycling Day, let's repair fashion!
Today, 18 March, we celebrate World Recycling Day and take a look at the key figures. In 2022, France collected 260,403 tonnes of textiles and footwear. Although this figure increases every year, less than a quarter of used textiles are actually recycled. The majority is still thrown away, incinerated or landfilled, generating considerable pollution. Every year, France wastes €442 million on discarded clothes that could be repaired or reused. This waste represents a lost opportunity for the circular economy.Posted 10 months ago
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