NEVRO was created from use, not image. Tailoring—particularly blazers and jackets—remains one of the most functional garments in a modern wardrobe. A well-constructed blazer brings instant coherence and presence, functioning almost like a uniform. From the beginning, NEVRO has been built around this principle: designing garments that provide structure, consistency, and clarity in everyday life.
While blazers form the core of the brand, NEVRO operates as a tailoring system rather than a single product category. Key tailoring codes—lapels, construction, proportion, and cut—are translated across dresses, jumpsuits, shirting, and outerwear. This approach ensures a coherent identity across seasons and collections, where every piece follows the same disciplined design logic, regardless of material or function.
Greece plays a central role in how NEVRO is made. The brand collaborates closely with skilled artisans and specialized workshops, applying technical heritage to contemporary needs. This relationship was first articulated through Thourios, NEVRO’s debut collection, developed in collaboration with Greek craftsmen and featuring pieces such as the hand-constructed fustanella skirt. Selected garments from this collection are held in museum archives, acknowledging their cultural and technical significance.
Today, NEVRO evolves as a uniform-based wardrobe for modern life—designed to endure, to be worn repeatedly, and to remain relevant beyond seasonal cycles. The brand is built to scale without compromising construction standards, fit discipline, or identity, balancing craftsmanship with continuity and commercial clarity.
Our design philosophy centers on crafting clothing that is feminine without being overly delicate. We strive to bridge the gap in the market for sophisticated, functional women’s wear that goes beyond passing trends. Every collection highlights luxurious textures and unique details, reflecting our dedication to both style and practicality. Our tailored garments seamlessly blend modern silhouettes with traditional craftsmanship.
“I always wanted to do things my way, overcome stereotypes, enjoy the challenge! I want everyone wearing our blazers to feel empowered to speak their mind while embracing every aspect of their personality.” Eleanna
NEVRO blazers are crafted to pass down through generations, and we provide our customers with lifetime insurance to back that commitment.
Our dedication to sustainability unfolds by offering timeless pieces that endure, and we go beyond that. Aligned with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations, we have developed a comprehensive green strategy that currently addresses 8 out of the 17 Goals, with plans to expand our efforts in the months ahead.
For 2024, we’ve achieved the following milestones:
- Responsible production of high-quality, long-lasting items designed to avoid landfill waste
(SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production)
- A strict no-fur, no-leather, no-down, no-exotic-animal-skin, and no-angora policy
(SDG 15: Life on Land)
- Ensuring safe, fair working conditions and paying our tailors and artisans above average wages
(SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth)
- Promoting gender and age equality within our team, with many employees being women over 50 years old
(SDG 5: Gender Equalityt. & SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities)
- Producing all products in Greece, a medium-to-low-risk country for labor abuse
(SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth)
- Offering NEVRO Icons T-shirts made from organic cotton
(SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production & SDG 15: Life on Land)
- Using custom-made, sustainable packaging for our T-shirt series
(SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production & SDG 13: Climate Action)
- For our AW25 collection, ANTIDIVA, we created blazers using higher proportions of eco-friendly materials, natural fibers, and biodegradable buttons
(SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure & SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production)
NEVRO was created by starting from use, not image. Tailoring—particularly blazers and jackets—remains one of the most functional and widely worn garments in a wardrobe. A well-constructed blazer can elevate the simplest outfit and provide a sense of completeness, almost like a uniform. From the beginning, NEVRO was built around this idea: creating garments that offer structure, consistency, and daily solutions for the wearer.
Although blazers form the core of the brand, NEVRO operates as a tailoring system rather than a single product. Tailoring codes—especially lapels, structure, and cut—are reinterpreted across dresses, jumpsuits, shirt silhouettes, and outerwear, ensuring a coherent identity across seasons and categories. Every piece follows the same design logic, regardless of material or function.
Greece plays a central role in how NEVRO is made. The brand works closely with skilled artisans and specialized workshops, drawing on a long tradition of craftsmanship while applying it to contemporary needs. This relationship was first expressed through Thourios, NEVRO’s debut collection, developed in collaboration with Greek artisans and featuring garments such as the hand-constructed fustanella skirt. Several pieces from this collection are now held in museum archives, recognizing their cultural and technical significance.
Today, NEVRO continues to evolve as a uniform-based wardrobe for modern life—designed to endure, to be worn repeatedly, and to remain relevant beyond seasons. The brand balances craftsmanship with scalability, tradition with function, and identity with commercial clarity.
NEVRO designs femininity through structure, not fragility. Each garment is conceived as a functional tool—precise, considered, and intentional—created to support presence rather than performance. Collections are built around disciplined tailoring, refined proportions, and material integrity, allowing the wearer to feel composed, confident, and unrestricted by trends.
“I built NEVRO to create structure without limitation—garments that support clarity, confidence, and self-definition.”
— Eleanna Tabouri
NEVRO blazers are crafted to pass down through generations, and we provide our customers with lifetime insurance to back that commitment.
Our dedication to sustainability unfolds by offering timeless pieces that endure, and we go beyond that. Aligned with the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) set by the United Nations, we have developed a comprehensive green strategy that currently addresses 8 out of the 17 Goals, with plans to expand our efforts in the months ahead.
For 2024, we’ve achieved the following milestones:
- Responsible production of high-quality, long-lasting items designed to avoid landfill waste
(SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production)
- A strict no-fur, no-leather, no-down, no-exotic-animal-skin, and no-angora policy
(SDG 15: Life on Land)
- Ensuring safe, fair working conditions and paying our tailors and artisans above average wages
(SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth)
- Promoting gender and age equality within our team, with many employees being women over 50 years old
(SDG 5: Gender Equalityt. & SDG 10: Reduced Inequalities)
- Producing all products in Greece, a medium-to-low-risk country for labor abuse
(SDG 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth)
- Offering NEVRO Icons T-shirts made from organic cotton
(SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production & SDG 15: Life on Land)
- Using custom-made, sustainable packaging for our T-shirt series
(SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production & SDG 13: Climate Action)
- For our AW25 collection, ANTIDIVA, we created blazers using higher proportions of eco-friendly materials, natural fibers, and biodegradable buttons
(SDG 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure & SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production)
Craftsmanship
At NEVRO, craftsmanship is not an aesthetic layer—it is the operating system of the brand. Every garment is developed through precise pattern work, disciplined construction, and controlled finishing, ensuring consistency in fit, structure, and durability across collections.
Materials are chosen for performance, longevity, and reliability rather than immediate visual impact. Construction decisions are made to support repeated wear, repair, and long-term use, reinforcing the idea of garments as part of a lasting wardrobe rather than seasonal statements.
NEVRO follows a human-centered production approach, working closely with skilled artisans and specialized workshops to preserve technical knowledge while adapting it to contemporary production needs. Craftsmanship here is defined by precision, repeatability, and integrity—qualities that allow the brand to scale without compromising its core.
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
ELEANNA TABOURI
CEO & Founder
NEVRO is built on clarity rather than expression. The brand approaches design as a tool: garments are created to support presence, consistency, and daily life—not to perform identity. Structure, cut, and proportion are applied deliberately, allowing the wearer to move through different contexts without needing to adapt who they are.
The blazer sits at the center of this approach because it provides instant coherence. It completes an outfit, creates order, and establishes confidence without excess. This logic extends across all NEVRO pieces, which are designed to function together as a uniform rather than as isolated statements.
NEVRO does not impose character—it supports it. Design leaves space for the wearer, allowing individuality to emerge through use, repetition, and time.
