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OLIYÃ Atelier is a luxury womenswear brand, made in London from 100% wool and built around the belief that beauty lies in imperfection. We create pieces for real life: the beautifully imperfect days, the big moments, and everything in between. Thoughtfully tailored for women building a life they’re proud of.
London, United Kingdom
3.7
1 review
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I got the most gorgeous blazer from Oliyã Atelier, and I’ve already gotten so many compliments on it! It’s super high quality and one of those pieces that will last a lifetime — couldn’t be happier. I also appreciated the extra care and attention to detail put into shipping, the blazer arrived with a handwritten note, and on its own hanger which was a lovely touch. Highly recommend!
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