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Location

New York City, United States

Founded

2023

Price range

Mid-range

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

23 products

Size range

XS–XL

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Nelle Atelier

About

Nelle Atelier is a New York-based petite denim brand founded by Madeleine Cohen. Created after Madeleine struggled to find jeans that fit her 5'1"" frame without alterations, the brand designs denim specifically for women under 5'4"". Its collection includes straight, boyfriend, barrel, bootcut, wide-leg and baggy jeans, alongside denim jackets, shorts and matching sets. Each style considers more than inseam length, with adjustments to the rise, knee and hip placement to better suit shorter proportions. Nelle Atelier’s mid-range denim is designed and manufactured in Los Angeles using Italian denim. The brand focuses on creating modern jeans that petite shoppers can wear directly off the rack, without an additional trip to the tailor. International shipping is available through its website.

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Nelle Atelier denim made for?
The jeans are designed primarily for women who are 5'4" and under.
What makes Nelle Atelier jeans petite-friendly?
The brand adjusts the inseam, rise, knee and hip placement rather than simply shortening regular jeans.
Do all Nelle Atelier jeans have the same inseam?
No. Inseams and measurements vary between styles and washes, so shoppers should check the individual fit chart.
Does Nelle Atelier offer stretch denim?
Yes. Some styles use rigid 100% cotton denim, while others include elastane for added stretch and comfort.
Where is Nelle Atelier denim made?
Its denim is designed and manufactured in Los Angeles using Italian denim.
How should Nelle Atelier jeans be washed?
The brand recommends washing them in cold water with similar colours and either tumble-drying on low or hanging them to dry.

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