Do Eileen Fisher shoes run small?
They run true to size, and are comfortable right out of the box.
EILEEN FISHER sizing runs about a size larger than typical sizes so I'm wearing an XS in the Lofty Crew Neck. You could also take your usual size for a more relaxed fit, which might fall a bit longer in length too.
| Size | Bust | Waist |
|---|---|---|
| XS | 34½ | 27 |
| S | 36½ | 29 |
| M | 38½ | 31 |
| L | 41½ | 34 |
They feel true to size, I ordered a 10.
Eileen Fisher (October 4, 1950) is an American fashion designer and entrepreneur. She is the founder of the women's clothing brand, Eileen Fisher Inc.
PP (double-petite) P (petite)
PLUS SIZE PETITE
Proportioned for women 4'11"-5'4".
DOES TRINA TURK RUN TRUE TO SIZE? Trina Turk dresses and clothing run true to size, but Trina Turk swimwear runs slightly small; we recommend sizing up in swim.
Final Consensus: L.L. Bean outwear is true to size!
Johnny Was runs true to size. We suggest sizing up for more heavily embroidered pieces. Collections like the 3JWorkshop tend to run small as well.
Is Eileen Fisher a luxury brand?
Another brand that has always been committed to creating eco-friendly luxury fashion is EILEEN FISHER.
Elusive and shy, known by her signature gray bob and dark-rimmed glasses, Fisher bucks the grating “girlboss” management style that has boomed in the last few years—despite, of course, having an eponymous, largely women-run brand that has made her a millionaire.
Today, Eileen Fisher is valued at $400 million and has more than 60 stores across the US, Canada and the UK.
Fisher continues to own 60 percent of the company, and the employees own 40 percent. “We intend to continue the ESOP plan,” said Fisher. She said they tossed around the idea of going public several years ago “but it just seemed complicated.
In 1988, she had married David Zwiebel, who owned two dress shops in upstate New York and was one of the early buyers of Eileen Fisher designs. After they married, Zwiebel joined Eileen at the company.
With only $350, Eileen started her business in 1984 from the ground up – literally step-by-step – from a fifth-floor Tribeca walkup. It was there that Eileen concepted the early idea of a "clothing line as a system" where each shape worked with every other shape.
In the home she shares with her two children—Zachary and Sasha—Eileen applied the same rigorous discipline she brings to creating her minimalist clothing designs. "Simple is hard to do," she observes. "But when you get there, it's so liberating. It means taking away things to arrive at just the right elements.
