86% matchThe Frankie Shop
Oversized menswear-cut blazers and trousers for women
What changes: Fashion-forward and trend-led rather than activist/slogan-driven
Brand profile
Portland label making menswear-inspired tailoring, suits and slogan tees for women and nonbinary customers, founded in 2013 by two ex-Nike marketers.

Blazers, suit sets, oxfords, workwear trousers and wingtip-style shoes are drafted for women and nonbinary bodies rather than resized from men's patterns.
The "Wild Feminist" tee is its best-known item, and limited tee capsules are tied to LGBTQ+ and reproductive-rights fundraising instead of seasonal collections.
Founded in Portland in 2013 by two ex-Nike marketers, it sells mostly online plus local retail, which keeps suiting below traditional tailoring-house pricing.
86% matchOversized menswear-cut blazers and trousers for women
What changes: Fashion-forward and trend-led rather than activist/slogan-driven
72% matchUnisex workwear-military cuts worn by any gender
What changes: British art-school palette, no tailoring-suit focus or slogans
70% matchExplicitly genderless, retro-leaning relaxed silhouettes
What changes: Tokyo vintage-shop mood instead of suiting and graphic tees
66% matchSharper, minimal stretch-wool suiting for women too
What changes: Corporate-minimal, no political or subcultural messaging
Wildfang is a Portland, Oregon label founded in 2013 by former Nike marketers Emma McIlroy and Julia Parsley, making menswear-inspired clothing cut for women and nonbinary customers. Its range centres on tailored blazers and matching suit sets, oxford button-downs, workwear-leaning trousers, denim, wingtip-style footwear and slogan graphics, with the "Wild Feminist" tee its best-known product. The brand sells largely direct-to-consumer online alongside Portland retail, and ties limited tee capsules to LGBTQ+ and reproductive-rights fundraising rather than seasonal runway cycles.