Façonnable striped shirt

Façonnable is a prestigious French fashion house that originated in Nice, France, in 1950. Founded by Jean Goldberg, it initially started as a small tailor shop that quickly gained fame for dressing Hollywood stars for the Cannes Film Festival. Over the decades, it evolved into a global luxury brand known for its Mediterranean-inspired aesthetic and high-quality craftsmanship.

While the brand's roots and design heritage are firmly French, its ownership has transitioned through several international hands. In 2000, it was acquired by the American retailer Nordstrom, and later in 2007, it was sold to the M1 Group, a Lebanese investement firm. Since 2016, Façonnable has been part of the Pepe Jeans Group (now known as AWWG - All We Wear Group), which is headquartered in Spain. Manufacturing is carried out in multiple countries across Europe, North Africa, and Asia to maintain a balance of traditional tailoring and global distribution.