Location

San Francisco, USA

Founded

2013

Price range

$33 – $465

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

500 products

Size range

XS–XXL

New arrivals

26 this month

Happy French Gang

Independent brand — verified
About

Happy French Gang is an American handmade clothing and home textiles label for women, founded in San Francisco in 2013 by Sandra Dejanovic. Dejanovic launched the brand in June 2013 with the aim of combining a French vision with California creation. Her motto for every new product is to focus on texture and colour, and she designs every piece herself and hand-paints its painted collection in the brand's Bayview studio. The label is best known for its jumpsuits, including tie-dye and numbered hand-painted styles, and for hand-painted uni-size dresses and tunics. The range also includes Marius pants, Zélia tops, Tilda skirts, hand-knit and alpaca sweaters and coats, along with home pieces such as Rayé throws, Sujani quilts, pillows and bags. Pieces are hand-painted in San Francisco, while woven cotton clothes, blankets and bags are made with artisans and cooperatives in Rajasthan, India, and wool and alpaca sweaters are made in Peru. The brand uses natural fibres, natural dyes where possible and small-batch production, and it reuses fabric scraps. Happy French Gang is independent and run by Dejanovic, selling online, by studio appointment and through stores and spas in the USA and Europe.

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Brand Details

India, USA & Peru

Linen
Cotton
Hemp
Wool
Last reviewed
Oct 2026
Independent brand
Verified
S
Sandra Dejanovic

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What kind of clothing does Happy French Gang make?
Happy French Gang is a San Francisco label making hand-dyed, hand-painted and handwoven clothing and home textiles with a French-meets-California feel. Its clothing includes jumpsuits, dresses, tunics, pants, tops, skirts, sweaters and coats, alongside throws, pillows, quilts, bags and jewellery.
What jumpsuits and other pieces does Happy French Gang sell?
Happy French Gang is best known for its jumpsuits, including tie-dye and numbered hand-painted styles, along with hand-painted uni-size dresses and tunics. It also sells Marius pants, Zélia tops, Tilda skirts, hand-knit and alpaca sweaters, and home pieces like Rayé throws and Sujani quilts.
How much does Happy French Gang cost?
Happy French Gang is a mid-range brand, with clothing and accessories priced from about $33 to $465 USD. Jewellery starts at about $33, while the Bruno Highland Wool Sweater reaches $465.
Where is Happy French Gang located?
Happy French Gang is based in San Francisco, California, USA, where founder Sandra Dejanovic designs everything and hand-paints its painted collection. It sells online, by studio appointment and through stores and spas in the USA and Europe.
Who founded Happy French Gang?
Happy French Gang was launched in June 2013 by Sandra Dejanovic, who set out to combine a French vision with California creation. Her design approach focuses on texture and colour.
Who owns Happy French Gang?
Happy French Gang is an independent, founder-led brand run by Sandra Dejanovic.
Where is Happy French Gang made, and is it sustainable?
Happy French Gang hand-paints pieces in San Francisco, works with artisans and cooperatives in Rajasthan, India, on its woven cotton clothes, blankets and bags, and makes its wool and alpaca sweaters in Peru. It uses only natural fibres and natural dyes where possible, produces in small batches and reuses fabric scraps and shipping boxes.

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