Location

Tallinn, Estonia

Founded

2010

Price range

€95 – €5,000

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XXS–XXXL

New arrivals

9 this month

Lilli Jahilo

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About

Lilli Jahilo is an Estonian designer label for women, founded in Tallinn in 2010 by designer Lilli Jahilo. She trained at Chanel, the Oslo National Academy of the Arts and the Estonian Academy of Arts, and started the brand as a made-to-measure atelier with her mother, marketing expert Marika. It is still family-run, with Lilli's cousin Tene as co-owner and director. The label has grown into a luxury ready-to-wear brand whose signature is meticulously crafted dresses and gowns, alongside tops, skirts, corsets, jumpsuits, knitwear and coats. Signature pieces include the Celeste and Maxima Silk gowns, the Hedvig Lace Gown, the Harper dress and the Blake corset. Most pieces are handcrafted on demand in Estonia by in-house tailors and partner workshops, using silk, cotton, wool and linen. Its pre-loved initiative, launched in 2020, extends the life of its garments. Lilli Jahilo won the Golden Needle Designer of the Year award at Tallinn Fashion Week in 2016, plus Epica and Balticbest awards for its Cannes Dress campaign. In 2021 President Kersti Kaljulaid awarded her the Order of the White Star.

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Brand Details

Estonia
Polyester
Silk
Viscose
Wool
Elastane
Mohair
Cotton
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
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What kind of clothing does Lilli Jahilo make?
Lilli Jahilo is an Estonian luxury label known for meticulously crafted, couture-inspired dresses and gowns. Its range also includes tops, skirts, corsets, jumpsuits, knitwear and coats, available ready-to-wear or made-to-measure.
What products does Lilli Jahilo sell?
Lilli Jahilo sells gowns such as the Celeste, the Hedvig Lace Gown and the Maxima Silk Gown, and dresses like the Adele and the Harper. It also makes the Mona jumpsuit, the Bernadette skirt, the Blake corset, the Ada Cardigan and the Aino Linen Blend Shirt, plus pre-loved pieces through #LilliJahiloPreLoved.
How much does Lilli Jahilo cost?
Lilli Jahilo is a luxury brand, with clothing priced from about €95 to €5,000 EUR. Most dresses cost around €1,000–€1,500, with archive ballgowns at the top end.
Where is Lilli Jahilo located?
Lilli Jahilo is based in Tallinn, Estonia, and ships internationally.
Who founded Lilli Jahilo?
Lilli Jahilo was founded in 2010 by designer Lilli Jahilo, who trained at Chanel, the Oslo National Academy of the Arts and the Estonian Academy of Arts. In 2021 she received the Order of the White Star from the Estonian President for her work.
Who owns Lilli Jahilo?
Lilli Jahilo is an independent label owned and led by its founder and designer, Lilli Jahilo.
Where is Lilli Jahilo made?
Lilli Jahilo has most of its pieces made in Estonia by its in-house tailors, with sustainability and ethical production at the core of the brand. It works mainly with silk, cotton, wool and linen.

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