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Muted boxy hoodies and sweats, same tonal streetwear code
What changes: Hype-driven drops and resale culture rather than steady DTC stock
Brand profile
Manchester-based direct-to-consumer menswear and womenswear label founded in 2013 by former footballer Reece Wabara, with an Oxford Street flagship in London.
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Cargo trousers, denim and tracksuit bottoms are the core of the line, with outerwear and knitwear built around them in mostly muted colours.
Reece Wabara, a former professional footballer, started the label in 2013 and runs it as CEO, selling menswear and womenswear direct online.
After a decade as a direct-to-consumer label, it took a ten-year lease on a 5,189 sq ft London flagship at 354 Oxford Street in 2023.
Overall fit
slightly small
Shoppers often describe the fit as slim and body-hugging, with several noting garments feel tighter than expected across the chest and thighs.
Tip: Consider sizing up if you have a broader build or prefer a relaxed fit, as many pieces run slim.
Medium confidence · based on 8 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | true to size | regular with slightly fitted cut | Generally true to size; size up if layering over bulkier pieces. |
| Trousers & pants | slightly small | slim to tapered cargo fit | Size up if you want room through the thigh, as cargos and trousers taper close to the leg. |
| Jeans & denim | slightly small | slim to skinny | Expect a slim, stretchy fit; size up for a more relaxed leg. |
| Jackets | slightly small | fitted to regular | Consider sizing up for layering, as outerwear can be cut close. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly small | slim, muscle fit | Size up if you dislike a tight, body-hugging 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.
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Maniere De Voir fits slightly small. Consider sizing up if you have a broader build or prefer a relaxed fit, as many pieces run slim. Shoppers often describe the fit as slim and body-hugging, with several noting garments feel tighter than expected across the chest and thighs.
Shoppers often describe the fit as slim and body-hugging, with several noting garments feel tighter than expected across the chest and thighs. Overall shape: slim to fitted, muscle-fit leaning.
Maniere De Voir hoodies & sweatshirts fits true to size. Generally true to size; size up if layering over bulkier pieces. Shape: regular with slightly fitted cut.
Maniere De Voir trousers & pants fits slightly small. Size up if you want room through the thigh, as cargos and trousers taper close to the leg. Shape: slim to tapered cargo fit.
Maniere De Voir jeans & denim fits slightly small. Expect a slim, stretchy fit; size up for a more relaxed leg. Shape: slim to skinny.
Manière De Voir is a Manchester-based direct-to-consumer clothing label founded in 2013 by former professional footballer Reece Wabara, who serves as chief executive. It sells menswear and womenswear online, centred on outerwear, cargo trousers, denim, tracksuits and knitwear in largely muted palettes, positioned around a "Buy Once, Wear Forever" mantra. The brand moved into physical retail in 2023, signing a ten-year lease on a 5,189 square foot London flagship at Oxbourne House, 354 Oxford Street, above Bond Street station.