Making outerwear is a meticulous process. It's a technical, constructed garment where every decision impacts fit, comfort, and durability.
From design to final manufacturing, we control every step, without intermediaries.
Making outerwear is a meticulous process. It's a technical, constructed garment where every decision impacts fit, comfort, and durability.
From design to final manufacturing, we control every step, without intermediaries.
The shape is always designed with the real body in mind and adapted to everyday movements. A coat must fit perfectly on a person who is walking, sitting, carrying a bag, or simply living their life.
This design work is carried out in France, close to our teams, with high standards.
The material is crucial: it influences the drape, the fit, and the coat's ability to last over time.
We select fabrics known for their quality, strength, and durability. These materials are primarily sourced in Italy, from partners with whom we have been working for over 50 years.
The pattern is the basis of the garment. It determines the balance, comfort, and freedom of movement.
All our models are developed in-house, in Northern France, to adjust every detail to the millimeter: a shoulder that holds, a sleeve that moves with you, a back that doesn't pull.
Before production, each prototype is manufactured, worn, and tested.
This development work is carried out in our French workshop, in direct collaboration with our teams, to correct anything that isn't working. It allows us to adjust a volume, a line, a detail. This work is lengthy, often invisible, but essential before launching into production.
Manufacturing is the culmination of all the preceding stages.
Our coats are made in our own workshops in Ukraine, with which we have been collaborating since the 1990s. This relationship of trust allows us to maintain a consistent level of quality and a real mastery of the product.
A good coat is not always immediately noticeable. It is discovered in the details of its construction and revealed when tried on. In the way it drapes, in how it moves with you, and in how it holds up over time.
It is this understated demand that guides each of our creations.