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Francine Paris, timeless elegance on the greens, modernity in sight Francine Paris is a women's clothing line, designed to be worn on the golf course as well as in the city, so that the modern woman can go from the office to the green. Clothing that is both elegant and technical Francine Paris was born from a simple observation: golf lacks a feminine, elegant, and modern brand.
Over time, the once sophisBcated golf outfits have given way to sporty outfits inspired by tennis (short, straight skirts, pleated or not, tight dresses, etc.). But to play golf, there's no need to be dressed short and tight. Francine Paris combines chic and sporty by offering clean lines in sober monochrome colors. The clothes are loose, the Bssus technical, light and stretchy.
The idea is to be able to move from one world to another without having to adapt your outfit. Modern women change their hats, not their style: it's the adaptability of modern clothing. Inspired by an icon, Francine embodies a woman free to move, with a confident look. The world of Francine Paris clothing was inspired by women who have marked the history of French golf, a sport long reserved for an exclusively male elite. Elegant, tall, and slender, Francine Tollon shone on the greens, winning the French championships in 1933, 1935, and 1942. With her teammate at the time, Simone Thion de la Chaume (who has her own eponymous double French championship), they embodied modern French golf. They proved at that time not only that women knew how to play golf, but that they also did so with technique and poise.