

Established · $200–$400 · Paris, France

Deconstructed tops and denim with faux-layered details, a France-founded label taking the classics apart.
Think: deconstructed minimalism with attitude
The buy: the faux two-piece knit
the faux two-piece knit
Ann Andelman takes wardrobe classics apart and rebuilds them: faux-layered knits, asymmetric shirts and embellished denim with a raw, minimal edge.
Its favourite trick is the faux two-piece, a sweater or sweatshirt cut to look like two layers, alongside asymmetric hems, lace trims and patchwork that keep simple shapes from reading basic. The palette stays muted, mostly greys, navy, apricot and white, so all the interest sits in the construction.
Ann Andelman describes itself as a label founded in France, built on taking traditional design apart and balancing avant-garde ideas with clothes that stay easy to wear.
Its following grew largely in China, and the label became known for faux-layered knits and sweatshirts, patchwork pieces and denim finished with rhinestones.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
The range runs small: almost every style comes only in XS, S and M, with a handful in L, and size charts give garment measurements in centimetres, so measure something you own first.
There are no change-of-mind returns, only for faulty or wrong items. A size swap is possible within 72 hours of delivery if your size is in stock, with all shipping and duties paid by you.
Standard shipping to the US is free over $250 and takes about one to three weeks. Prices exclude US duties and import taxes, which you settle before the parcel is released.
Fabrics vary a lot from piece to piece: some knits are mostly acrylic, polyester and nylon with only a little wool, so check the fabric tab before you buy.
Cotton · Polyester, with leather
Works most in: cotton and polyester
From the fabric listed on 165 pieces · 93% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026

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