From cashmere to designer denim, we carry quality brands at Tulipe Noire. Find your new favourites in store today.
THE 12 SHAPES
These simple shapes are the most essential of the season. They’re all you need to get dressed right now—and the pieces you’ll wear on repeat. Find the ones that work for you in store at Tulipe Noire, then find them again in different fabrics and proportions.
A Simple Wardrobe
EILEEN FISHER designs their line as a system of tried-and-true elements that work together. That means simple shapes, signature fits and fabrics you will return to, year after year. Once you find the formula that works for you, getting dressed is easy.
EILEEN FISHER designs their line as a system of tried-and-true elements that work together. That means simple shapes, signature fits and fabrics you will return to, year after year. Once you find the formula that works for you, getting dressed is easy.
Building an intentional wardrobe starts with the pieces you already own. You don’t have to throw everything out and start over.
Responsibly Made
Being more conscious about the impact your clothes have on the environment starts with knowing how they’re made. We recommend choosing clothes that are manufactured with people and the planet in mind. That means pieces made with organic, regenerative and renewable fibers—and that require fewer chemicals, less water and less energy where possible.
Look for materials that have been certified to industry standards such as GOTS for organic textiles and bluesign® for safer chemistry, or pieces that are Fair Trade Certified™. We list this information in our product descriptions, but also suggest shopping with other certified B Corps. Being a B Corp means that, like us, a brand voluntarily meets high standards for social and environmental performance.
Being more conscious about the impact your clothes have on the environment starts with knowing how they’re made. We recommend choosing clothes that are manufactured with people and the planet in mind. That means pieces made with organic, regenerative and renewable fibers—and that require fewer chemicals, less water and less energy where possible.
Look for materials that have been certified to industry standards such as GOTS for organic textiles and bluesign® for safer chemistry, or pieces that are Fair Trade Certified™. We list this information in our product descriptions, but also suggest shopping with other certified B Corps. Being a B Corp means that, like us, a brand voluntarily meets high standards for social and environmental performance.