Sister Jane
Established · Under $200 · London, United Kingdom
London romance for the maximalist dresser with vintage-inspired dresses, oversized bows, ruffles and jacquard.
Think: Bridgerton-core with a wink
The buy: the jacquard mini dress
What to buy
the jacquard mini dress
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Why Sister Jane is worth it
Sister Jane does romance with a wink: vintage-leaning dresses in floral jacquard, big bows and ruffles that look found rather than bought.
Each design starts from a vintage reference and adds one unexpected detail: a removable embellished bow, a keyhole neckline, metallic threads woven through a floral jacquard. Collections land as small capsules built around a story rather than by season, so the mix keeps moving. Most dresses are fully lined, which gives the jacquards body and makes them easy to wear from day into evening.
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About Sister Jane
Enrico Ziglio, a former private equity professional, founded Sister Jane in London in 2011. From the start it skipped the seasonal calendar, putting out small capsule collections, each presented as a story.
It became known for feminine, slightly eccentric dressing: Peter Pan collars and ditsy prints at first, then richer jacquards, oversized bows and embellishment, always with a retro nod and a sense of fun.
- Founded
- 2011
- Founded by
- Enrico Ziglio
- Based in
- London, United Kingdom
- Made in
- China
- Made of
- Mostly polyester, viscose and cotton
- Shipping
- Ships from London to the US and worldwide, usually the same UK business day; US buyers pay any import duties and taxes, which can be due on delivery.
- Where to buy
- Sister Jane's own site · Our Sister Jane picks
What shoppers say
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
- Fit
Sizes run XS to XL, which is US 2 to 14, with M+ and L+ in between. Fit varies by style, some loose and some body-conscious; one US shopper finds it smaller than American brands, while a UK shopper found it a bit big.
- Quality
Most reviewers praise the fabrics, textures and detailing, and the customer service comes up again and again. A minority found some dresses felt cheaper than the price suggested.
- Fabric and care
Mostly polyester, viscose and cotton; jacquards often add nylon and metallic yarn, and many dresses are fully lined. The jacquard pieces are dry clean only.
- Shipping
Orders ship from London, usually the same UK business day. US buyers pay any import duties and taxes, which can be due on delivery, so budget for them on top of the price.
- Returns
Returns from the US are accepted within 14 days for a refund to your card, but delivery charges aren't refunded and return postage is on you. There are no exchanges by post: return the piece and reorder.
What Sister Jane is made of
Polyester-led
- Natural
- 25%
- Plant-based
- 12%
- Synthetic
- 63%
Works most in: polyester and cotton
From the fabric listed on 165 pieces · 99% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026
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Sister Jane, answered
- What is Sister Jane?
- Sister Jane is a London label making romantic, vintage-inspired womenswear, mostly dresses and blouses, in floral jacquards, bows, ruffles and embellishment, plus a smaller menswear line.
- Is Sister Jane a good brand?
- Yes. We like it for playful, design-led dresses at accessible prices: lined jacquards, removable bows and other one-off details, fresh capsules through the year, and reviewers who praise both the fabrics and the service.
- Who founded Sister Jane?
- Enrico Ziglio, a former private equity professional, founded Sister Jane in London in 2011.
- Where is Sister Jane from?
- West London, where it was founded in 2011.
- Where is Sister Jane made?
- The brand says its collections are made in factories in China, which its team visits and audits.
- Does Sister Jane run true to size?
- It varies by style. Sizes run XS to XL, which is US 2 to 14, with M+ and L+ in between. One US shopper finds it runs smaller than American brands, so check the size chart.
- Does Sister Jane ship to the US?
- Yes. Orders ship from London, and US buyers pay any import duties and taxes, which can be due on delivery. Returns within 14 days are refunded, with return postage on you.
- Where can I buy Sister Jane?
- On the brand's own site, or through our Sister Jane picks.
- What is Sister Jane made of?
- Across the 165 Sister Jane pieces we could read in October 2026, about 25% of the fabric is natural fibers, 12% plant-based fibers like viscose and 63% synthetic. The most common fabrics are polyester and cotton.
- Which brands are like Sister Jane?
- If you like Sister Jane, look at Milkwhite, Selkie, ESTHÉ and 28NATELIER.