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Brand profile
Manchester womenswear brand selling affordable occasion and going-out dresses direct-to-consumer, with inclusive petite, tall and curve sizing.
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The range is occasionwear: bodycon and satin midi dresses, corsets and cut-outs, co-ords, jumpsuits, plus bridesmaid and wedding-guest pieces.
Founded in Manchester in 2007 by Katie Randev, it sells straight to shoppers, which is how event dressing lands at accessible rather than designer prices.
Most styles are offered across petite, tall and curve ranges, so the fit options go beyond a single straight-size run.
Overall fit
runs small
Shoppers frequently note that Club L's occasionwear, especially bodycon and corseted dresses, fits tight and small, though the petite, tall and curve ranges help with length and proportion.
Tip: Consider sizing up on bodycon and corseted styles if you prefer comfort or fall between sizes.
Medium confidence · based on 6 sources
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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Club L runs small. Consider sizing up on bodycon and corseted styles if you prefer comfort or fall between sizes. Shoppers frequently note that Club L's occasionwear, especially bodycon and corseted dresses, fits tight and small, though the petite, tall and curve ranges help with length and proportion.
Shoppers frequently note that Club L's occasionwear, especially bodycon and corseted dresses, fits tight and small, though the petite, tall and curve ranges help with length and proportion. Overall shape: fitted and body-conscious.
Club L London is a Manchester-based, direct-to-consumer womenswear label founded by Katie Randev, selling occasionwear at accessible prices. Its range centres on going-out and event dressing: bodycon and satin midi dresses, corseted and cut-out styles, co-ords, jumpsuits and bridesmaid and wedding-guest pieces, with inclusive sizing across petite, tall and curve. The brand reported £44 million turnover in 2024, a 51% year-on-year rise, and in February 2025 completed its first acquisition, buying rival occasionwear label Lavish Alice in a seven-figure deal.