Antonette Franz Haushofer
A German label under the Haushofer name — quality wool and cashmere tailoring and coats.
Antonette Franz Haushofer is a German label — pieces also appear under the name Miss Antonette — making tailoring and outerwear in quality wool and cashmere, sometimes with angora or silk. We introduce the label through what is verifiable: fibre, construction, and condition of each individual piece, rather than an unverified house history.
A German house, known
for its cloth.
Antonette Franz Haushofer is a German label — its pieces are also found under the name Miss Antonette — made under the Haushofer name. The garments are tailoring and outerwear worked in quality wool and cashmere, at times with angora or silk.
Beyond that, there is no widely documented house history to give, so this page does not invent one. What the label offers is legible in the garment itself: the fibre, the construction, and the finishing.
What the pieces show.
- 01Wool & cashmereTailoring and coats worked in quality wool and cashmere, sometimes with angora or silk.
- 02The Haushofer nameMade under the Haushofer name; pieces are also labelled Miss Antonette.
- 03Considered makeConstruction and finishing that reward inspection — seams, linings and hand that indicate care.
"When a house is known first for its cloth, the cloth has to speak. Here, it does."— Anemoia Vestiaire
Read the material.
Because this is a house best judged by its fibre, our material notes are the right companion — how to read wool and cashmere quality for yourself.
Value in the cloth
itself.
Well-kept wool and cashmere from an earlier era frequently carries finer fibre and more honest construction than its price would suggest — and it has already lasted. For a label known through its make, the garment is the whole argument.
Antonette Franz Haushofer in the archive.
About Antonette Franz Haushofer.
What is Antonette Franz Haushofer?
It is a German label making tailoring and outerwear in quality wool and cashmere, at times with angora or silk. Pieces are made under the Haushofer name and are also found labeled Miss Antonette.
Why is there so little brand history listed for this label?
Where the fuller house history isn't something we can verify beyond doubt, we leave it out rather than repeat an unconfirmed story. We'd rather introduce the label through what is genuinely legible — the fibre, the construction, and the condition of the piece in front of us.
What fibres does Antonette Franz Haushofer typically use?
The garments are worked in quality wool and cashmere, and at times angora or silk. Construction and finishing details like seams and linings tend to reward close inspection.
Is vintage wool and cashmere from this label worth buying?
Well-kept wool and cashmere from an earlier era frequently carries finer fibre and more honest construction than its price would suggest, and it has already proven it can last. For a label known through its make rather than its name recognition, the garment itself is the whole argument.