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Browse all Frame jackets & outerwear →The Nipped Collarless Jacket -- Umbria
The verdict
Fit
Collarless cuts sit close to the neck without lapels, reading sleek and modern. Nipped waist suggests tailoring. True sizing likely.
Quality
At this sale price, construction is solid—quality seams and stable lining typical of Frame's contemporary line.
Is the price fair?
At $299 on sale, this is excellent value for a designer blazer. Original price likely significantly higher; good find.
Best for
Modern dressers seeking a sleek, collarless layer for office or occasion wear without bulk or formality.
Care
Dry clean; collarless jackets can lose shape easily, so professional care is essential.
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