Keep it long, treasure it long.

Accented with a belt

Once you wear a beret, you will never want to let it go. Among hats, berets go well with a variety of outfits and can be worn casually, sports style, or natural style, and the charm of berets is that they can be worn without hesitation. Also, berets are widely favored because you can find an angle that suits you, such as tilting it to the left or right, wearing it deep and straight, or wearing it in the back with the forehead showing, making it an indispensable and reliable item as an accessory and as protection against the cold.

LAULHERE berets are handmade and do not deteriorate much, making you want to keep using them for a long time, It is a product that you will want to use and cherish for a long time.



A beret with a difference

The LIO beret is a basic black beret with a gray leather belt woven into the cross. The belt does not go all the way around, but only on one side, so it does not give an exaggerated impression, but still allows you to enjoy a spicy fashion look. Since there are no restrictions on the front, back, or sides, the belt ribbon can be placed on the side or back, allowing you to change the look depending on your mood and fashion that day.

LAULHERE berets are made in the birthplace of the basque beret, and are known as "The BERET" and are the pinnacle of berets. It is characterized by its technique of making uniform felt from high-quality wool, and it is soft and easy to wear while having a sense of weight.
In addition, LAULHERE berets are dyed using a method that has been cultivated over many years. The vivid coloring without any unevenness in color is the distinctive feature of this product.

When worn, it covers the head without being too deep or shallow. The shape was designed with fashionability in mind, so the hat does not look as if it is the only part of your body that is floating, but rather it raises the balance of your entire body and makes you look stylish. The felt is made of 100% merino wool, which is warm to the touch. Although it is not as comfortable as a knit hat, the merino wool keeps the wind out and keeps you warm, making it a good choice for those who want to combine fashion and protection from the cold.


While ordinary berets tend to shed after use, LAULHERE berets are characterized by minimal surface deterioration, shrinkage, and resistance to ultraviolet rays. This is a hat you will want to wear for a long time because it is made of the finest materials and is made to be durable.



In addition, one point of the LAULHERE logo is casually attached to the outer material. The cotton lining is embroidered with a tag with a crest design, making this beret simple yet original.


For those who want to wear a hat but do not know what kind of hat would suit them best, we recommend this convenient beret, which is easy to coordinate with and brings the whole outfit together. It would also make a great gift for someone who loves fashion.



History of the Beret

The beret, which has attracted the attention of many maison brand designers in recent years, has a history dating back to the 15th century or earlier. It was first worn by shepherds in the Basque Country, and painters who found it became its favorite wearers. Later, it was adopted as military uniforms, revolutionaries impressed citizens with its items, and it has been used by various historical figures such as actresses in movies. The fashionable item has been used by many people who are deeply related to movies, and many actresses have also patronized it, and its popularity has now become an unshakable fashion item.



Manufacturing continued by a long-established French company

Amidst these changing times, LAULHERE has continued to make berets using fine wool using techniques that have been handed down from generation to generation. LAULHERE was founded in 1840 in Oloron Sainte Marie on the French side of the Basque Country. The berets made in this region were used by shepherds living at the foot of the Pyrenees Mountains to protect their heads from humidity, and were even used by Napoleon III.
In the 2000s, the company was contracted to produce berets for the United Nations armed forces, and became the only manufacturer that carries out the entire production process in France.

The beret has become one of the symbolic fashion items of France, but as time goes by, inexpensive products abound and the number of traditional beret makers is decreasing. It takes more than two days to make one beret, and the finished product goes through numerous inspections. The shape, the feel, the sewing technique. LAULHERE French craftsmen are still making berets of high quality in every respect.