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What changes: Younger, knit-led range with less leather outerwear or eyewear
Brand profile
Sydney label from sibling designers Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman, known for restrained minimalist tailoring, column dresses, knitwear and eyewear.
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Sharp suiting is the anchor, with column and slip dresses, knitwear and leather outerwear built around it in a black, ivory and neutral palette.
Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman have designed the label together since 2003, working in restrained, structured minimalism rather than seasonal trend pieces.
It sells through its own Australian boutiques and e-commerce alongside wholesale partners, and has carried an eyewear line for years beyond the ready-to-wear.
Overall fit
slightly small
Shoppers generally report a refined, slightly narrow cut in Australian sizing, where sharp tailored and body-skimming pieces can feel snug and the more relaxed knits and outerwear sit closer to true to size.
Tip: Take your usual AU size for relaxed knits and coats, but consider sizing up one in fitted tailoring, blazers and anything cut close through the bust, shoulder or hip.
Medium confidence · based on 9 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly small | clean and structured, often with a neat shoulder rather than a fully relaxed drape | If you are between sizes or broader through the shoulder and bust, take the larger size. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | tailored, high-rise and streamlined through the hip | Stay with your usual size but budget for a hem if you are under average height. |
| Jackets | slightly small | sharp and structured in blazers, with roomier proportions in coats and leather outerwear | Size up in fitted blazers if you plan to layer knitwear underneath; coats can usually be taken in your normal size. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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CAMILLA AND MARC fits slightly small. Take your usual AU size for relaxed knits and coats, but consider sizing up one in fitted tailoring, blazers and anything cut close through the bust, shoulder or hip. Shoppers generally report a refined, slightly narrow cut in Australian sizing, where sharp tailored and body-skimming pieces can feel snug and the more relaxed knits and outerwear sit closer to true to size.
Shoppers generally report a refined, slightly narrow cut in Australian sizing, where sharp tailored and body-skimming pieces can feel snug and the more relaxed knits and outerwear sit closer to true to size. Overall shape: structured and fairly slim, with a narrow shoulder and clean column line; knitwear and some outerwear are cut deliberately relaxed.
CAMILLA AND MARC shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. If you are between sizes or broader through the shoulder and bust, take the larger size. Shape: clean and structured, often with a neat shoulder rather than a fully relaxed drape.
CAMILLA AND MARC trousers & pants fits true to size. Stay with your usual size but budget for a hem if you are under average height. Shape: tailored, high-rise and streamlined through the hip.
CAMILLA AND MARC jackets fits slightly small. Size up in fitted blazers if you plan to layer knitwear underneath; coats can usually be taken in your normal size. Shape: sharp and structured in blazers, with roomier proportions in coats and leather outerwear.
CAMILLA AND MARC is a Sydney ready-to-wear label founded in 2003 by sibling designers Camilla Freeman-Topper and Marc Freeman. The house works in restrained, structured minimalism: sharp tailoring, column and slip dresses, knitwear, leather outerwear and a long-running eyewear line, in a muted palette of black, ivory and neutral tones. It sells through its own Australian boutiques and e-commerce alongside wholesale partners. The founders also run the Ovaries. Talk About Them campaign, funding ovarian cancer research after losing their mother to the disease.