
Anagram Eyewear
The interlocking Anagram monogram — LOEWE's 1970 Vicente Vela emblem — is the house's clearest signature, stamped across its glasses and sunglasses.
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Spanish luxury house founded in Madrid in 1846, LVMH-owned, known for craft-led leather bags and ready-to-wear now designed by McCollough and Hernandez.



Founded in 1846 by a collective of Madrid leather artisans, and leather goods still anchor the range — Puzzle, Flamenco, Amazona and Hammock bags.
Jonathan Anderson's 2013-2025 tenure made it a critics' brand; Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez took over in April 2025 with a colour-driven spring 2026 debut.
The house runs the annual LOEWE Foundation Craft Prize, and extends beyond clothing into footwear and homeware through its Casa store concept.

The interlocking Anagram monogram — LOEWE's 1970 Vicente Vela emblem — is the house's clearest signature, stamped across its glasses and sunglasses.
7 live now · from $157
Explore Anagram eyewear →The long-running Paula's Ibiza capsule is LOEWE's beloved holiday alter ego, and its wraparound Dive In Mask is the collection's most recognisable piece.
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The sculptural Slim frames — Swan, Wave, Triangle, Delta — show the pared-back, craft-led design language that defines LOEWE's accessories today.
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Overall fit
mixed
Shoppers report LOEWE sizing is inconsistent across lines — a lot of the casual and statement pieces are deliberately roomy or boxy, while European-cut tailoring, shirts and fine knits can feel snug for the labelled size, so most people say to judge each garment individually.
Tip: Check the specific silhouette rather than the brand: take your usual size in the intentionally oversized casual pieces, and consider going up one in tailoring, shirting and knitwear if you want anything beyond a close fit.
Medium confidence · based on 9 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | slightly large | relaxed to oversized with dropped shoulders | Stick with your normal size unless you want a very generous, layered look. |
| Shirts & overshirts | slightly small | often relaxed or boxy through the body but with a narrow neck and armhole in European sizing | If you're between sizes or sizing by EU collar numbers, going up one is the safer bet. |
| Trousers & pants | mixed | high-rise, generous and often pleated or wide through the thigh | Order your measured waist and expect to have the length taken up. |
| Jeans & denim | slightly large | relaxed to baggy, wide straight leg on most seasonal cuts | Take your true waist size or size down one if you want less volume through the leg. |
| Jackets | slightly small | European cut with a defined shoulder and clean chest; outerwear is roomier than tailoring | Size up one from your usual EU number if you plan to layer knitwear underneath. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | mixed | often boxy and relaxed with a wide neckline and dropped shoulder, though some cotton-jersey styles are cut closer | Take your usual size in the boxy styles and consider sizing up if you prefer a longer, looser body. |
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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LOEWE varies by piece. Check the specific silhouette rather than the brand: take your usual size in the intentionally oversized casual pieces, and consider going up one in tailoring, shirting and knitwear if you want anything beyond a close fit. Shoppers report LOEWE sizing is inconsistent across lines — a lot of the casual and statement pieces are deliberately roomy or boxy, while European-cut tailoring, shirts and fine knits can feel snug for the labelled size, so most people say to judge each garment individually.
Shoppers report LOEWE sizing is inconsistent across lines — a lot of the casual and statement pieces are deliberately roomy or boxy, while European-cut tailoring, shirts and fine knits can feel snug for the labelled size, so most people say to judge each garment individually. Overall shape: design-led — casualwear tends to be boxy/relaxed with dropped shoulders, while tailoring and knit basics sit closer to the body.
LOEWE hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly large. Stick with your normal size unless you want a very generous, layered look. Shape: relaxed to oversized with dropped shoulders.
LOEWE shirts & overshirts fits slightly small. If you're between sizes or sizing by EU collar numbers, going up one is the safer bet. Shape: often relaxed or boxy through the body but with a narrow neck and armhole in European sizing.
LOEWE trousers & pants varies by piece. Order your measured waist and expect to have the length taken up. Shape: high-rise, generous and often pleated or wide through the thigh.
LOEWE is a Spanish luxury house founded in Madrid in 1846 by a collective of leather artisans; LVMH has owned it since 1996. Leather goods anchor the range, including the Puzzle, Flamenco, Amazona and Hammock bags, alongside ready-to-wear, footwear and homeware sold through its Casa store concept. Jonathan Anderson's 2013-2025 tenure made the house a critical favourite; Proenza Schouler founders Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez became creative directors in April 2025 and debuted a sensual, colour-driven spring 2026 collection in Paris. The LOEWE Foundation Craft Prize runs annually.