Global menswear franchise
Jules is a French-born menswear brand established in 1991 and today part of the FashionCube group. With over 550 stores worldwide, including both company-owned and franchised locations, Jules is dedicated to providing stylish, affordable fashion for men aged 25–35. What makes the franchise unique is its strong identity in men’s ready-to-wear retail, supported by proven operational models and a modern approach to customer experience. Franchisees are given access to a trusted brand with a clear positioning and loyal customer base.
Franchises can already be found in France, Belgium, Italy, North Africa, and select international markets. Expansion continues steadily, with a vision to reinforce Jules as a global leader in accessible menswear.
Becoming a franchise partner
To join the Jules network, potential partners must demonstrate entrepreneurial drive and ideally experience in retail. The financial commitment typically includes a personal contribution of around €150,000–€155,000, with a total investment of €225,000–€400,000 depending on location and premises. In most cases there is no entry fee, although some markets may apply an initial payment.
Ongoing fees include a royalty of around 12–12.5% of turnover, which covers access to brand support, marketing, and operational resources. In return, franchisees can expect significant revenue potential, with average mature stores generating €850,000 to €2.5 million annually depending on market size and positioning.
Support, Responsibilities, and Future Growth
Jules provides comprehensive training covering sales, management, and marketing, as well as continuous support in areas such as store design, product selection, and operational performance. New franchisees benefit from assistance in choosing locations, opening their store, and engaging local customers.
The responsibilities of a Jules franchisee include managing daily store operations, leading and motivating staff, maintaining high-quality service, and implementing brand strategies locally.
Looking ahead, Jules plans to strengthen its presence in existing European and North African markets while exploring new territories. Expansion into Poland is under consideration, given the country’s strong retail sector and growing demand for international fashion brands.

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