ABOUT
Nadia Piechestein is a London based sustainable Fashion Designer reimagining traditional mending to create contemporary fine fashion that challenges longevity and creativity.
Her brand, TLZmovement, was one of the first ethical brands in Argentina, were she is from. Her sustainable approach combines textiles, slow fashion techniques and even a zero stock and waste production. The last collection brings together the most exquisite embroidery combined with natural fibers weaving in collaboration with local makers next to the studio in Isle of Dogs. You can bring them a garment and they will rework it with any of the techniques they use. If you want to learn how to do it they also give workshops where you can weave a piece and then sew it in the garment. Isn’t it fantastic?! You can participate every year during London Craft Week, Festivals or in their amazing studio space in Craft Central.
The last collection called Conservatory was exhibit in The Lab, the Fashion District Hub during the prelaunch of The Reclaimery platform. Also during The Festival of Natural Fibers the next October 2022.
The next 2 projects are London Fashion Week and the launching of a new product in collaboration with Freeweaver Saori studios. That means that you will see spectacular weaving combined with TLZ magic once again!
The reworking service, workshops and products are available all year long.
Reworked clothes: bring us a garments and we will reconstruct it! We work only with Up-cycling and reworking techniques on preloved garments and Textile Designers dead stock materials.
Patches: You can buy our patches and DIY. I spice up clothes and make them last longer with my beautiful bespoke PATCHES which I make from offcuts collected from my work in alterations and repairs. Wholesale
Workshops: We have an amazing space in East London where you can learn from mending, use a sewing machine, copy a garment, weaving and reworking.
Build your own Sustainable brand: We guide you through all the process to create you Fashion brand in a Sustainable way. Prototypes, garment construction, patterns, materials, story, footprint, collection, collaborations and practical sewing skills.
Costumes: We want to redefine how to make costumes bringing circular economy to the stage. Repurposed costumes, just scroll down to see some of them.
These are some of the Companies and artists we worked with.
Hack Ballet London
Nothing Hill Carnival_Baque de Axe company London
Freeweaver Saori Studio_ textile design
Milonga_ Dir. Craig Talbot (short Film)
TELAzampo collections
Soy Bruta_ Theatre
Nandita project_ Movement Facilitator and Director
Acuarela_ Carnival
Festival of Natural fibers _London/India
Send us an e-mail with your proposal and we will add the magic. info@tlzmovement.com
