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The Row is a luxury label founded in 2006 by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, built on pared-back tailoring, oversized outerwear, fine-gauge cashmere knitwear and leather goods such as the Margaux and Half Moon bags. Collections show in Paris, and the house runs no advertising or social media, with phones discouraged at shows. In September 2024 the sisters sold a minority stake to Chanel's Wertheimer family (Mousse Partners) and L'Oreal heiress Francoise Bettencourt Meyers (Tethys Invest) at a reported $1 billion valuation, retaining majority control.
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| Category | Runs | Shape | Length | Size advice | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | runs large | relaxed sweatshirt/knit shape with dropped shoulders | regular body, long sleeves | Take your usual size for the intended roomy look, or size down for a cleaner fit. | low |
| Shirts & overshirts | runs large | relaxed, softly draped, wide through the body rather than fitted | longer hem, long sleeves | Consider one size down unless you want a very billowy silhouette. | medium |
| Trousers & pants | runs large | high-rise, relaxed to wide-leg with soft pleating or clean flat fronts | long — hemming is frequently needed | Size down at the waist if between sizes and plan on shortening the inseam. | medium |
| Jeans & denim | runs large | straight to wide, roomy through hip and thigh | long inseam, often worn puddling | Try one size down in the waist since the leg is already generous. | low |
| Jackets | runs large | oversized coats and soft, unstructured tailoring with extended shoulders | long — coats often sit well below the knee | Size down one if you want a normal shoulder line; keep your size for the signature cocoon effect. | medium |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | runs large | boxy and full through the chest with a soft, drapey hand | regular to slightly long body, long sleeves | Size down if you don't want a boxy, loose tee. | medium |
The Row. runs large. Most people take their true size only if they want the intended oversized look — size down one for anything closer to a normal fit. The Row is widely described as cut deliberately large and fluid, so garments typically wear at least a size bigger than the label suggests, with long sleeves and generous drape.
The Row is widely described as cut deliberately large and fluid, so garments typically wear at least a size bigger than the label suggests, with long sleeves and generous drape. Overall shape: relaxed and intentionally oversized, with dropped shoulders and generous through the body; tailoring is softer and fuller rather than slim.
The Row. hoodies & sweatshirts runs large. Take your usual size for the intended roomy look, or size down for a cleaner fit. Shape: relaxed sweatshirt/knit shape with dropped shoulders.
The Row. shirts & overshirts runs large. Consider one size down unless you want a very billowy silhouette. Shape: relaxed, softly draped, wide through the body rather than fitted.
The Row. trousers & pants runs large. Size down at the waist if between sizes and plan on shortening the inseam. Shape: high-rise, relaxed to wide-leg with soft pleating or clean flat fronts.
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