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Browse all Frame jackets & outerwear →The Harrington Jacket -- Lemon
The verdict
Fit
Harringtons typically have a relaxed, slightly boxy cut that drapes at the waist. Frame's version likely fits true to size with room for layering.
Quality
At $698, this is mid-range for Frame. Harringtons are usually cotton or cotton-blend; durability is solid if the finish isn't high-end.
Is the price fair?
Fair value for a recognizable style from a known brand. The lemon color adds interest without premium pricing.
Best for
Women seeking a spring/summer layer that bridges casual and polished dressing.
Care
Machine wash cold and tumble dry low to preserve the dye and structure.
What owners report about Frame jackets & outerwear
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 & outerwear 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