Chez PP.

The objectives of the project are to propose an alternative to Fast Fashion, to change the habits of consumption with the philosophy "consume less, but consume better". Find other solutions to create and make a garment by reducing the ecological and social impact. Find the true value of things and work that we have lost little by little with a system that pushes to overproduction and over-consumption "always faster, and cheaper". To give back some dignity to our clothes as well as to the craftsmanship and to make live the local companies.

P.P. favors the "coup de coeur" purchase like a vintage piece, this adrenaline of finding the rare piece. The one that resembles us and that makes us so unique, so special, particular...


Reconnecting with nature


Particular Pieces strives to find new solutions, another way to design and produce pieces by reducing the environmental and social impact.
The fabrics are made from upcycling and are part of a circular economy that respects nature. Upcycling is the action of recycling from above. It's about collecting, buying and recovering second hand fabrics. Then comes the transformation process to create and enhance the fabric as a new garment. This is part of a solidarity and ecological approach by making several areas and actors in the region contribute. The fabrics come from unused rolls from Couture Houses.


You are unique


Unique or limited edition pieces. A style combining modernity, vintage, comfort and sensuality. Focus on individual pieces rather than collections. Pieces imagined over time, inspirations but above all fabrics that will shape new clothes, with 4 to 5 models per season.The pieces are made to measure and you can choose your fabric now. It's possible to customize your piece and choose to modify the sleeves for example or the length of the piece.


Handmade


Each piece is handmade by me in my workshop, and is made to last as long as possible. I am constantly looking for fabrics and finishes of the best possible quality, solid seams, handmade hems ...
"Handicraft is the transformation of products or the implementation of services thanks to a particular know-how and out of the mass industrial context."


Let's go!