
The Gros Grain Sweats
The ribbed 'Gros Grain' hoodies, zipped rollnecks and tees are Jacquemus' everyday uniform, appearing in nearly every colourway of the collection.
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Founder-led Paris label mixing Provençal-inflected minimalism, cropped tailoring and miniature Le Chiquito bags with theatrical outdoor runway shows.
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The miniature Le Chiquito and Le Bambino are the house signatures, and accessories remain the entry point into a very high price tier.
Simon Porte Jacquemus draws on a southern French upbringing: cropped tailoring, draped knitwear and sun-bleached neutrals rather than city black.
Self-taught and independent since 2009, the label sold roughly 10% to L'Oreal in February 2025 for beauty and named Sarah Benady CEO a month later.

The ribbed 'Gros Grain' hoodies, zipped rollnecks and tees are Jacquemus' everyday uniform, appearing in nearly every colourway of the collection.
13 live now · from $136
Explore Gros Grain →
Sun-bleached 'Paysan', 'Mirada' and 'Berger' de-Nîmes jeans, jackets and shirts translate Simon Porte Jacquemus' Provençal farmworker references into denim.
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Explore de-Nîmes denim →The miniature Bambino and its siblings are the accessories that made the house a global name.
Explore Bambino bags →Overall fit
mixed
Jacquemus fit is highly design-driven and inconsistent across pieces, with some items cut slim and cropped while others are deliberately oversized or voluminous.
Tip: Check each piece individually; size up on cropped/slim tops and consider sizing down on relaxed trousers depending on the silhouette.
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| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly small | slim to fitted, sometimes cropped | Consider sizing up if you want length or a less fitted feel. |
| Trousers & pants | mixed | ranges from tailored to relaxed and voluminous | Check the specific cut, as relaxed styles wear larger than tailored ones. |
| Jackets | mixed | varies from structured tailoring to oversized | Review the individual cut as tailoring runs slim while outerwear can run oversized. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly small | fitted to slim | Size up if you prefer a longer or relaxed fit. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
82% matchPlayful craft-led leather with the same It-bag energy
What changes: Deeper archive of leather craftsmanship and higher price tier
78% matchSun-warmed French romance, less cropped and graphic
What changes: Bohemian-romantic rather than minimal Mediterranean
74% matchLogo-free luxury built around neutrals and one hero bag
What changes: Italian leather-first, quieter and more expensive
72% matchStricter, colder minimalism with the same clean lines
What changes: Northern rigor over Provençal warmth; no whimsy
JACQUEMUS varies by piece. Check each piece individually; size up on cropped/slim tops and consider sizing down on relaxed trousers depending on the silhouette. Jacquemus fit is highly design-driven and inconsistent across pieces, with some items cut slim and cropped while others are deliberately oversized or voluminous.
Jacquemus fit is highly design-driven and inconsistent across pieces, with some items cut slim and cropped while others are deliberately oversized or voluminous. Overall shape: varies from slim/cropped tops to relaxed, voluminous trousers.
JACQUEMUS shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. Consider sizing up if you want length or a less fitted feel. Shape: slim to fitted, sometimes cropped.
JACQUEMUS trousers & pants varies by piece. Check the specific cut, as relaxed styles wear larger than tailored ones. Shape: ranges from tailored to relaxed and voluminous.
JACQUEMUS jackets varies by piece. Review the individual cut as tailoring runs slim while outerwear can run oversized. Shape: varies from structured tailoring to oversized.
Jacquemus is a Paris house founded in 2009 by self-taught designer Simon Porte Jacquemus and named after his late mother. Womenswear, menswear and accessories reference his Provençal upbringing through cropped tailoring, draped knitwear, sun-bleached neutrals and the miniature Le Chiquito and Le Bambino bags. Runway shows are staged in unexpected settings, from lavender fields to a Parisian swimming pool and the Musée Picasso. The company remains founder-controlled: L'Oréal took a roughly 10% minority stake in February 2025 to build a beauty division, and Sarah Benady became CEO in March 2025.