Her design career began in 2011, but She learned knit design from her mother several years ago and received an academic degree in graphics and illustration. When She started, winter clothes were less noticed by designers and She could present more creativity in that specific area. Her fashion designs have important implications in the fields of art, intercultural presentation, and sustainable fashion. Their production process centers on eco-friendly materials and handcraft methods and guarantees dignified conditions to their employees and craftspeople. She was created employment opportunities for women throughout Iran and has demonstrated the viability of businesses that prioritize gender justice and sustainability.

Her fashion designs have important implications in the fields of art, intercultural presentation, and sustainable fashion. Her production process centers on eco-friendly materials and handcraft methods and guarantees dignified conditions to her employees and craftspeople. She has created employment opportunities for women throughout Iran and has demonstrated the viability of businesses that prioritize gender justice and sustainability. She is, in fact, a figure whose success, an example of what happens when creative initiatives and values are deftly aligned. She was featured on “SamteNo,” the world’s leading female Persian talk as recognition of her stature as a world leader in sustainability and fashion. This is one of the biggest Persian broadcast networks globally, meaning that Leila has already achieved the highest level of exposure possible in the Persian-speaking world. This is a great sign of her talent and achievements. She has also served as the founder and executive of “LiliDchi”, a fashion design company. This responsibility encompasses business planning, creative development, advertising, and sales, a role that makes her expertise absolutely critical to executing the company’s mission. She is a leader both within “LiliDchi” and in the fashion industry more broadly. Her work has shown the appeal of eco-friendly fashion and the market viability of female-led businesses.

Oak Project Handmade Fashion by LILI DCHI Oak Project is a hand-woven knitwear collection inspired by the oak forests of the Zagros mountains in Iran. Each cape is knitted entirely by hand with two knitting needles, without industrial machines. One cape takes about 100 to 120 hours to complete. Natural wool and cotton are used, so the garments are durable and safe for the environment. The motifs are first drawn freehand, then prepared as carpet patterns, so the knitting follows the method of a hand-woven carpet. Sizes are woven to order using standard clothing measurements.

Leila Doroodchi

UNIT10-NO5-PASARGAD BUILDING, TOOSHCHE ALLEY-ASHRAFI EXPY

TEHRAN

1477693464

P: +989102162800

Leila Doroodchi is IDC member since 2022, with 2025 IDC rating.