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The world's oldest blue dyed with "pastel"

A gentle blue atelier coat reminiscent of a calm sea, made by France's oldest workwear brand. This color was created from a dyeing method that was often used in medieval Europe, and is also known as the "oldest blue in the world," which has a longer history than indigo.

A piece that allows you to enjoy workwear-like details such as a loose fit and large, easy-to-use patch pockets. It is thin, so it is recommended for the change of seasons, early spring, and early autumn to early winter. Not only can it be used as a coat when going out, but it can also be worn when gardening or doing housework.

A work coat that is easy to move in

Atelier coats are a classic item of French vintage. Originally, it referred to coats worn by artists and school staff, and there is a story that when it was actually used as workwear, it was made to keep the clothes from getting dirty because they were formal attire even when painting.

This soft blue is dyed using a plant of the Brassicaceae family native to southern Europe called 'native indigo', and is said to be the oldest blue in the world. It was widely cultivated in medieval Europe, and although the flowers themselves are yellow, it is a plant from which blue pigments can be extracted. It is known as a traditional blue plant dye in southern France, and in France it was called "pastel". In the 17th century, high-quality indigo began to be imported from Asia, and this dyeing method temporarily declined, but it is now protected and passed down as a traditional technique, and still remains today.

The patch pocket on the waist, which features a diagonal cut as a highlight, is also one of the features of the atelier coat, and is designed deep enough to hold scissors and brushes due to its original purpose. It is convenient for carrying a wallet, smartphone, etc. The red name on the patch pocket on the chest is an accent to the simple coat. There is one inner pocket on the right side of the chest. In addition, the side slits make it easy to move around and give it a comfortable fit that is typical of workwear.

It is a unisex design and is available in sizes 1 and 2. The length is almost the same, but the width is different. Size 1 gives a sophisticated look, and if you like to wear it loosely like workwear, size 2 is recommended. For men, size 2 is recommended.

One of the oldest workwear brands in France

LE TRAVAILLEUR GALLICE is a workwear brand by ETABLISSEMENTS GALLICE, founded in 1895 in Villefranche-sur-Saône, a city in central-eastern France near Lion. This brand, which was born more than 120 years ago, is a representative brand of the dawn of French workwear and one of the oldest workwear brands in France. The workwear they make has supported the lives of many French workers for a long time.

The BLEU DE TRAVAIL collection by LE TRAVAILLEUR GALLICE offers a wide range of products to pass on the traditional craftsmanship that is slowly disappearing to future generations. With the desire to let people experience the charm of workwear once again, the basic items that follow the details of traditional workwear are still produced in France, from the fabric to the sewing.