Frame

Owners report Frame's stretch-blend denim is soft with enough weight to still feel like real jeans, and that the cuts fit close through the seat and thigh without a baggy crotch. The recurring caution is stretch behavior: the denim opens up over multiple wears, with extra room developing at the waistband, and one reviewer of a rigid cotton cut deliberately sized down to compensate. Owners also flag the price — reviewers cite Los Angeles manufacturing for retail prices averaging around $230 — and one long-term owner recommends buying the line secondhand for value.

Strengths

Reviewers praise the soft, stretchy denim that holds a close, flattering fit — one calls the fabric stretchy but still sturdy, with no bagging complaints in normal wear.

Watch out for

The denim stretches out with wear — waistbands loosen over multiple wears — and one reviewer notes elastane-blend jeans will not wear as long as rigid 100% cotton denim.

Sizing

Reports conflict by cut: one reviewer calls Frame true to size, another sizes up in the skinny cuts because Frame runs slightly small, and a reviewer of the rigid Le Jane sized down because the denim naturally stretches after multiple wears.

About Frame's jeans line as a whole. Sources: Frame Denim Review — Fairly Curated · The Frame Le Jane Jeans Review — PureWow · FRAME Denim Le Skinny de Jeanne in Huntley Review — The Jeans Blog

Our Frame jeans pick: Le High Straight (women's)

The button-downs get a cooler reception than the brand's overall review averages: an independent reviewer of the roughly-$400 flagship shirt found nice construction but scored it 5/10, saying the fit was nothing spectacular and the price hard to justify. Aggregate coverage is warmer — one review site tallied a 4.17 out of 5 across 355 reviews, with customers praising fit, quality, and design — but that average leans heavily on the denim. Shirt-specific coverage is sparse and comes mostly from single-reviewer tests rather than a broad owner base.

Strengths

Reviewers acknowledge genuinely nice construction and refined silk and denim fabrications, consistent with the brand's strong overall ratings.

Watch out for

Price is the recurring complaint — the reviewer who tested the flagship button-down reported it felt good but not distinct enough to justify nearly $400.

Sizing

Fit reports conflict by style — one reviewer calls the cut slimmer and straighter and advises sizing up for room, while retailer fit data on the silk style reads as running big — so check each style's measurements.

About Frame's button-ups line as a whole. Sources: Honest FRAME Review: Are Their Expensive Jeans & Clothing Worth It? · Frame Store Clothing Review - Honest Brand Reviews · FRAME The Standard Shirt | Neiman Marcus

Our Frame button-ups pick: Frame Silk-Blend Shirt

Third-party coverage of Frame's tops is thinner than for its denim, but what exists is broadly positive: owners of the silk blouses describe them as very high quality pieces they wear repeatedly, with body-skimming cuts and puff-sleeve details. Reviewers credit the wider clothing line's materials, naming silk and cashmere alongside the denim. The practical gripes are care and price: the silk tops are labeled dry clean only, which some owners work around by washing cold, hanging to dry, and steaming, and Trustpilot carries scattered quality-control and customer-service complaints aimed mostly at the jeans rather than the tops.

Strengths

The silk blouses are the standout of the tops range — owners report high-quality fabric and flattering, body-skimming cuts they wear repeatedly.

Watch out for

Dry-clean-only care labels on the silk tops and premium pricing are the recurring drawbacks, alongside scattered quality-control complaints on Trustpilot directed mostly at the denim.

About Frame's tops line as a whole. Sources: A Brand Women Over 40 Should Invest In For Quality Blouses (Busbee Style) · Frame Store Clothing Review - Honest Brand Reviews · FRAME Reviews | Read Customer Service Reviews of frame-store.com (Trustpilot)

Our Frame tops pick: The Gillian Top

Coverage of Frame's jacket line is mostly editorial and retailer-side rather than long-run owner reporting. Reviewers describe the denim jackets as sharply cut, with substantial branded hardware and clean, precise stitching, and an editors' leather-jacket roundup picked the brand's leather blazer for having the right mix of style and materials. The main cautions reviewers raise are care-related: machine drying and frequent washing are said to break down the stretch fibers and fade the dye, shortening the jacket's life.

Strengths

Consistent editorial praise for construction detail — solid hardware, clean stitching — and deliberate, tailored cuts across both the denim and leather pieces.

Watch out for

There is little long-term owner reporting on the jackets, and reviewers flag the stretch denim as the fragile point — heat and over-washing warp the fit first.

Sizing

Reviewers report the jackets generally run true to size, and the oversized styles are cut roomy on purpose, so take your usual size rather than sizing up.

About Frame's jackets line as a whole. Sources: Your Ultimate Guide to the Frame Denim Jacket – Cedar & Lily Clothier · The Best Leather Jackets For Women, According To Our Fashion Editors – Forbes

Third-party coverage of Frame's pants range is almost entirely about its denim. Owners describe soft fabrics with stretch worked into nearly every cut, and one aggregation of 355 reviews across the web scored the brand 4.17 out of 5, with positive reviews heavily outnumbering negative ones. Reviewers tie the roughly $230 average price to Los Angeles manufacturing, and more than one recommends buying the line secondhand instead. The most repeated caveats are erratic sizing between styles and rises that sit lower than the product descriptions suggest.

Strengths

Owners consistently praise the comfort — soft, stretch-forward denim that several reviewers say fits them better than anything else they own.

Watch out for

Sizing and rise vary noticeably from style to style, and the stretch blends will not wear as long as all-cotton denim.

Sizing

Reports conflict — one long-term owner calls Frame true to size while an aggregate review roundup says some styles run large — so check the per-style measurements rather than assuming your usual size.

About Frame's pants line as a whole. Sources: Frame Denim Review — Fairly Curated · FRAME Women's Review - Our Editor Picks The 6 Best Jeans from FRAME Denim (Denimblog) · Frame jeans review — Woman & Home

In a tried-over-40 white-tee comparison, the brand's V-neck tee is reported as soft pima cotton with really nice drape, not fully opaque but less see-through than most tees tested; its deep-cut V runs low enough that the reviewer exchanged sizes. Price is the consistent pushback — reviewers call the tees pricey for what they are — and a reviewer of the brand's dressier tops found the construction nice but the fit unremarkable for the money.

Strengths

Soft pima-cotton fabric with good drape and better-than-average opacity among light-colored tees.

Watch out for

Price relative to a basic tee draws the most criticism, and the signature deep V-neck cuts low enough that one reviewer had to size down to tame it.

Sizing

Reports vary by cut — one reviewer sized down from S to XS in the V-neck tee, while the brand's woven tops are described as slim and straight, so size up there for room.

About Frame's t-shirts line as a whole. Sources: The Best White Tees By Brand & For Every Occasion — The Mom Edit · Honest FRAME Review: Are Their Expensive Jeans & Clothing Worth It? — Lemon8

Reviewers split on Frame's denim shorts. Editors who tested several styles praise the denim itself as soft but substantial and the cuts as comfortable and non-restricting. An independent reviewer of the stretch-denim cutoff style had a worse experience: the shorts bagged out badly through a single day of wear, shed loose threads, and had folded hems that would not stay in place after washing. Sizing is reported as inconsistent from style to style, with several reviewers finding them large.

Strengths

Reviewers consistently praise the feel of the denim — soft but sturdy — and cuts that read relaxed without being sloppy.

Watch out for

The stretch-denim styles stretch out dramatically during wear, and reviewers report loose threads and cutoff hems that unroll after washing.

Sizing

Multiple reviewers found the shorts run large and inconsistent by style — one said going down two sizes gave the right fit, and another found the size guide inaccurate for her measurements.

About Frame's shorts line as a whole. Sources: Frame Le Cut Off denim shorts review — Newinspired · Frame Denim Shorts Review — Refinery29

Third-party coverage of Frame's skirts specifically is thin; what exists rides on the brand's denim reputation, since much of the skirt line is denim-based. Reviewers repeatedly describe the fabric as unusually soft, and one long-term reviewer reports the denim holding up well in wear. An aggregated roundup scored the brand 4.17 out of 5 across 355 reviews, with fit and quality the recurring praise. Value complaints cluster on the non-denim pieces — reviewers found a nearly-$400 silk piece hard to justify — while the denim is more often judged worth its price.

Strengths

Soft, comfortable denim fabric that reviewers report holds up well, with strong aggregate marks for fit and quality.

Watch out for

Sizing is inconsistent from cut to cut, and reviewers say the non-denim pieces are where price outruns what the garment delivers.

Sizing

Reviewers disagree by style — one found her usual size too big and went down a size, another advises sizing up on flare cuts — so check the per-style size chart before ordering.

About Frame's skirts line as a whole. Sources: Frame Store Clothing Review - Must Read This Before Buying · Honest FRAME Review: Are Their Expensive Jeans & Clothing Worth It? · FRAME Review: Honest Take on $270 Jeans & $398 Silk Top