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.
How can upcycling give women's dressing rooms a new lease of life?
Most of us have dressing rooms full of clothes we don't wear. We crowd, stack, multiply, out of love of fashion, fear of lack or addiction. At a time when over-consumption questions many of us, we at Tilli were also keen to plant our little seed in the wonderful - and sometimes unforgiving - world of fashion. We wanted to talk to you about responsible consumption and upcycling or the art of transforming your wardrobe.Posted 52 months ago
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How can you recycle your children's clothes?
They grow up too fast... our children! We accompany them at every stage of their lives, marking them with adorable outfits that we have to change very quickly. Too quickly. In fact, between our coup de coeur purchases and gifts from family or friends, we have a slight tendency to pile up piles of clothes that, in the end, we'll use very little of! So at Tilli, we've been looking for solutions, alternatives and tips, and we're revealing all our finds below. Prepare to say goodbye to piles of clothes and boxes piling up in your attic.Posted 54 months ago
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Jeans & t-shirts, a great combination for upcycling
What if jeans and t-shirts, two key wardrobe basics, were mixed together to form an explosive upcycling cocktail? That's what we're suggesting today!Posted 54 months ago
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Bring your winter dresses back to life
Is your woollen dress lacking in charm, outdated in cut or perhaps even stained? Here are a few tips to give it a second life and create a new outfit you'll love.Posted 54 months ago
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5 ideas for upcycling jeans
We all own at least several pairs. Both iconic and easy to wear, the jean is probably one of the most universal garments. But they are far from being the most environmentally friendly. Did you know that it takes up to 10,000 litres of water to make them? Fortunately, whether it's in good condition or not, there are a whole host of ways to reuse an old pair of jeans, for yourself or for the house. So before you buy new jeans, make do with what you've got. You don't need a new piece to renew yourself!Posted 55 months ago
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Spruce up your old denim jacket
It's time to get your old denim jackets out of the wardrobe again! Is the cut outdated? The colour a little faded? The style outdated? In short, there's something not quite right! Why not give it a new lease of life by upcycling?Posted 55 months ago
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