From the studio to the street. The original activewear since 1980.
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From the studio to the street. The original activewear since 1980.
Shop Now"Dancefrance are tools to express yours to make your body a work of art in motion.
I want to be a part of that work of art."
The company "Dance France Ltd" was launched. By 1984, thanks to it, François Geis had sold more than 200,000 leotards and dance tights
Learn moreThe '80s marked a shift — activewear left the gym and entered everyday life. Sweatshirts, leggings, and windbreakers became style staples, worn by icons like Jane Fonda and Run-D.M.C. Dance France was at the heart of this revolution.
From the beginning, Dance France stood out for its use of high-quality, performance-driven materials, carefully chosen to support the body, flatter the figure, and feel good in motion.
In 1983, François introduced a new textured fabric: breathable, flexible, and striking. Later came the iconic Shadow Stripe, a luxurious, silky fabric designed for both movement and style, "perfect for today's active lifestyle."
What began in the dance studios of America grew into a fashion movement. Dance France became a symbol of freedom, strength, and timeless style, and today, the journey continues.
Last Articles · April 2, 2026
Tia Carrere was one of the standout faces connected to Dance France during the late 80s and early 90s, a time when the brand was at the center of bold, expressive activewear. Her presence captured the confidence, beauty, and energy that defined Dance France, helping bring its designs to life through iconic imagery and campaigns. These early modeling moments played a role in elevating her visibility, contributing to her rise into film and international recognition. Her connection to Dance France remains part of the brand’s rich history a reflection of an era where fashion, movement, and emerging talent all came together.
