
Established · $200-$400 · Paris, France

Oversized blazers and tailoring with a menswear-inspired ease, the brand that made power dressing feel like yourself.
Think: Oversized blazers, neutral basics, boyish cool.
The buy: the oversized double-breasted blazer
the oversized double-breasted blazer
The Frankie Shop made the oversized blazer its calling card: tailoring with a boyish slouch that reads relaxed rather than corporate.
The cut is the point: dropped, padded shoulders, long lines and peak lapels that hang loose, so a blazer works over a tee and jeans as easily as with trousers. Around it sit wide trousers, crisp shirts and soft knits in mostly neutral colors, each labelled oversized, relaxed or tailored, so the proportions always look deliberate.
From 6 months of sale tracking.
The Frankie Shop discounts about every 26 weeks, and it's been 20 weeks.
Gaëlle Drevet, a New Yorker born in France, opened The Frankie Shop on New York's Lower East Side in 2015, for women who wanted to dress like themselves rather than follow the usual codes.
Smart, oversized suiting quickly became its signature, and the label grew between New York and Paris, adding men's and unisex lines in 2022.
From reviews and try-on videos, in our words.
Every product page labels the cut as oversized, relaxed or tailored, and some blazers come in one size. The blazers run large, so size down if you want a closer fit; the models are 175 cm and wear a size S.
Much of the tailoring is a polyester blend, sometimes with wool or rayon, while the knits lean on merino, alpaca and mohair. Check each label: compositions vary a lot from piece to piece.
Most of its own pieces are made in South Korea or China, with some made in France, Italy, Serbia, Portugal and Morocco; each product page names the country.
US orders ship free from Long Island, New York. Full-price pieces can be returned for a refund within 21 days of the order date, minus the return label; there are no exchanges, and sale pieces are final.
Cotton · Polyester · Wool
Works most in: cotton, polyester and wool
From the fabric listed on 1639 pieces · 100% of the range lists it · Checked October 2026

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