CLOTHING PRODUCTION HOUSE · LEBANON
A dedicated partner for your next collection.
From the first idea to the final stitch.
PROJECTS & EXPLORATIONS
Distinct identities.
A shared attention to detail.
Clean lines. Sculpted form. Freedom to move. A coordinated gymwear direction focused on contour, tonal seams and a minimal silhouette.
A first collection in five styles. From pattern development to a 22-piece wardrobe.
For Yasmin Raad’s Nasim Mediterranean Wear, Atelier961 developed patterns and produced a 22-piece womenswear collection. Blazers, two trouser styles, oversized vests, and kimono vests formed the project’s five-part wardrobe.
2 blazers · 8 trousers · 6 oversized vests · 6 kimono vests
Pattern making by Jackie Beik, followed by garment production.
Quiet structure. Precise proportions. A study of tailored separates, where the line of a waistcoat meets the ease of a pleated trouser.
Fabric weight, balance and the placement of a seam shape how a tailored piece feels. This direction explores a tonal wardrobe with understated fastenings and clean finishing.
Lightness in every stitch. An exploration of open crochet, tactile cotton and simple silhouettes with an expressive surface.
Stitch scale, yarn and edge finishing work together to define the character of a piece. Here, a restrained shape lets the texture take the lead.
EVENINGWEAR · CONCEPT
An asymmetric neckline. A sculpted waist. A dramatic side slit. An exploration of confident evening dressing through precise shape and restrained detail.
Opaque crepe and considered draping create a clean, body-skimming line. A direction for occasionwear and statement pieces designed for after dark.
Discuss your collection ↗Summer sets · July 2022
Billy Ankoud · Tripoli, Lebanon
Billy Ankoud approached Atelier961 to start his own business with a summer collection. Introduced through a client recommendation, this was his first collaboration with the atelier.
Four set designs, with two pieces recorded for each design.
Pattern making: Jackie Beik.
Womenswear · August–September 2022
Fatima Maarouf · Tripoli, Lebanon
Fatima Maarouf returned to Atelier961 following an earlier successful production. The Arabella project brought together wardrobe separates and a dress for her existing womenswear business.
Two blazer designs, trousers, a shirt and a dress.
Pattern making: Jackie Beik.
Womenswear · October 2022
Nour Zeidan · Beirut, Lebanon
Nour Zeidan continued her relationship with Atelier961 after an earlier production. This Tamaya collection combined dresses and layering pieces in a focused ten-piece project.
Three pieces of Dress A, two of Dress B, three vests, one bomber jacket and one coat.
Pattern making: Rhonda Francis.
Jackets · June–July 2022
Rasha Jarkass · Tripoli, Lebanon
Rasha Jarkass came to Atelier961 through a recommendation from an existing client. The first project for her business focused on a twenty-piece jacket production.
Ten army-green jackets in Design A and ten black jackets in Design B.
Pattern making: Rhonda Francis.
Childrenswear · August–September 2022
Yasmina Eid · Dubai
Yasmina Eid chose Atelier961 for a first collaboration on her childrenswear business, following a client recommendation. The project brought together dresses, kimonos and boys’ shirts.
Eight dress designs, one kimono design and one boys’ shirt design, with twelve pieces of each.
Pattern making: Jackie Beik.
FROM THE ARCHIVE · JULY 2022
Ibiza, Spain · Crew apparel & beach essentials
For the True Love sailing crew in Ibiza, Atelier961 produced a coordinated range of apparel and beach essentials. The 122-piece project brought together seven product types, from crew shirts to printed kimonos.
The collection brought crew clothing and beach essentials together within one project, combining shirts, kimonos, jackets and towels.
This was our first collaboration with True Love, introduced through a recommendation. The July 2022 project covered seven product types for the crew in Ibiza.
CLIENT COLLECTION · OCTOBER 2022
Yasmin Raad · Lebanon / Dubai · Womenswear
For Yasmin Raad’s Nasim Mediterranean Wear, Atelier961 developed patterns and produced a 22-piece womenswear collection. Blazers, two trouser styles, oversized vests, and kimono vests formed the project’s five-part wardrobe.
The wardrobe brought structured blazers together with two trouser styles, oversized vests and kimono vests.
Pattern making by Jackie Beik, followed by garment production.
RETURNING CLIENT · OCTOBER 2022
Tripoli, Lebanon · Bespoke outerwear
Continuing an existing relationship with Atelier961, Rayan Jomaa returned for a focused outerwear project: three individually produced coats in peacock, apple red, and brown.
Pattern making by Jackie Beik for a repeat collaboration.
OUR EXPERTISE
Design, development and production, brought together with care. We work with emerging labels, established brands and individual clients.
Collaborative design, material sourcing and brand development.
Pattern making, grading and sample development to refine every fit.
Garment production, embroidery, crochet and considered finishing.
Labels, packaging, photography and brand presentation.
A SHARED PROCESS
Every collection starts with a point of view. Share your sketches, references, intended wearer and priorities. Together, we shape a clear direction for the pieces you want to create.
Fabric, pattern and fit come together in the sample. This is the stage to explore proportions, discuss construction and refine the details before moving into production.
The approved sample becomes the reference for your collection. Garment construction, finishing, labels and presentation bring the individual decisions into one coherent result.
THE ATELIER
Our atelier brings together sewing, embroidery, crochet and the individual skill of our makers. As our community grows, we create more opportunities for empowered women.
Discover our story ↗LET'S CREATE SOMETHING TOGETHER