Location

Paris, France

Founded

2008

Price range

€170 – €2,950

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XXXS–XXXL

New arrivals

41 this month

CASEY CASEY

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Casey Casey is a French designer label for women and men, founded in Paris in 2008 by Gareth Casey. A self-taught British-French designer, Casey trained as a ceramist, painter, sculptor and textile maker, and he sees himself as an "art"isan, the French word for craftsman. The brand describes Casey Casey as a workshop and studio in which it fashions clothes, a story built over years of work, fortunate meetings and luck, and a space where other like-minded creatives can express themselves. The house makes refined, hand-finished clothing, including shirts, jumpers, cardigans, trousers, skirts, dresses, jackets and coats, along with beanies, socks and boots. Pieces include the Big Blobby Coat, the Rover Jacket, the Eiko Shirt, the Jennie Jumper, the Camille Cardigan, the Long Chasse Pant and the Harmony Skirt. All of its clothing is made in Europe, with about 70% made in France in its Paris atelier and with long-standing partners. It uses exclusive fabrics developed with Italian and other European weavers, including its signature paper fabric. Casey Casey is an independent, self-owned label led by its founder and designer, with a store at 6 rue de Solférino in Paris.

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Brand Details

France
Cotton
Linen
Silk
Virgin Wool
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
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Gareth Casey

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What kind of clothing does Casey Casey make?
Casey Casey is a Paris fashion house making refined, hand-finished clothing for women and men. Its range includes shirts, jumpers, cardigans, trousers, skirts, dresses, jackets and coats.
What products does Casey Casey sell?
Casey Casey sells pieces such as the Big Blobby Coat, the Rover Jacket, the Eiko Shirt and the Jennie Jumper. It also makes the Camille Cardigan, the Long Chasse Pant, the Harmony Skirt, beanies, socks and boots.
How much does Casey Casey cost?
Casey Casey is a luxury brand, with products priced from about €170 to €2,950. Shirts cost around €500–€870, and coats about €1,250–€2,950.
Where is Casey Casey located?
Casey Casey is based in Paris, France, with its store at 6 rue de Solférino.
Who founded Casey Casey?
Casey Casey was founded in Paris in 2008 by Gareth Casey, a self-taught British-French designer who trained as a ceramist, painter, sculptor and textile maker.
Who owns Casey Casey?
Casey Casey is an independent, self-owned label led by its founder and designer, Gareth Casey.
Where is Casey Casey made?
Casey Casey makes all of its clothing in Europe, with about 70% made in France in its Paris atelier and with long-standing partners. It uses exclusive fabrics developed with Italian and other European weavers, including its signature paper fabric.

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