April 22nd 2025

Conference at Première Vision

Anne-Marie will partake in a discussion around key elements for local purchasing and supporting our local producers, creators, and businesses. How can we highlight the knowledge and unique talent of the Quebec fashion industry and promote local buying?
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April 25-26th 2025

Fabric and trims sale

We're making space in the workshop, just like each Spring! Natural fibers, mainly linen and cotton. A lot of choices by the meter, fabric coupons (at low prices) and trims. We're looking forward to hearing about your projects!
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May 1st 2025

Vernissage of Antoine Lussier

An exhibition of Antoine Lussier's artworks at atelier b. The exhibition will stay on display throughout Spring. More information to come, but be sure to save the date!

May 17th 2025

Ink making workshop

In this workshop given by Annik, you will learn the basics of making your own plant-based inks at home using natural dyes and foraged materials. This workshop will cover basic recipes and different processes for creating inks.
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Each atelier b piece has been designed by Anne-Marie and Catherine to be easy to wear and become an everyday essential. Their Montreal workshop is a veritable research and design laboratory in sustainable development, where local manufacturing, natural fibres and zero-waste production are at the forefront.

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What they say about us:

"With their new circular economy project unveiled this week, atelier b becomes the first Canadian clothing brand to have a zero waste production. A major achievement for the two designers and founders of the Montreal-based company launched in 2009." - La Presse

What they say about us:

"It's in a workshop-boutique filled with history, on the first floor of a century-old building in the Mile-End, that we can find Anne-Marie Laflamme and Catherine Métivier. Since 2009, the two friends behind the atelier b brand and their team have been making sustainable clothing for women, men and children." - Become an Entrepreneur

What they say about us:

"Natural materials, timeless cuts, local manufacturing, respect for workers, inclusivity and the use of non-professional models have been their priority from the start, making them forerunners in slow fashion and eco-responsibility in Montreal and Quebec." - La Presse

What they say about us:

"These are timeless pieces made to last, imagined and made locally. Enough to dress several generations!" - Metro Journal