A family workshop based in Épinal

Do it differently.

Atelier TB was born out of a somewhat crazy gamble: to breathe new life into the struggling textile industry in the Vosges region.
For decades, production moved to the other side of the world, leaving behind closed workshops, unemployed workers, and forgotten craftsmanship. This quest for ever-cheaper labor and ever-faster manufacturing processes has made the textile industry one of the most polluting in the world.

In 2017, we decided to say “enough.”
No more soulless textiles.

We reopened my grandparents’ workshop, which had been silent for nearly 30 years, and brought together the best of local craftsmanship: passionate seamstresses, state-of-the-art equipment, and carefully selected materials. Together, we’ve built a line of sustainable workwear by prioritizing short, transparent, and ethical supply chains.

Today, more than 35 people work every day—from cutting the fabric to shipping your orders—to offer you clothing designed to help you tackle your daily tasks with ease and minimal maintenance.
Our needles sometimes break. But every garment that leaves the workshop tells a story: one of rediscovered craftsmanship and a fabric that is finally coming back to life.

THOMAS BRAGARD - Fondateur

The family legacy

4 centuries of experience

Although Atelier TB was founded in 2017, our expertise is rooted in a family legacy dating back to 1757, when Nicolas Bragard opened his tailor shop in Saint-Etienne-les-Remiremont, France.

Over 50,000 embroidery projects completed

Whether it's a logo or text, on aprons or jackets, for both individuals and professionals, we have embroidered more than 50,000 items since our workshop opened.

15 passionate seamstresses

With cutting, assembly, finishing, and customization processes directly integrated into our workshop in France, we offer exemplary responsiveness and agility.

More than 40 indirect jobs secured for the long term

Spinning, weaving, finishing, etc. Taking on the challenge of designing garments locally means highlighting a chain of traditional crafts that contribute to the richness of France.