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Irish Linen for the British Royal Warrant

The oldest workwear brand in France produces basic items that follow the details of traditional workwear. While placing the utmost priority on ease of movement for work wear, the design quality that is typical of French brands shines through.

Lightweight blouson
Moleskin is the standard when it comes to LE TRAVAILLEUR GALLICE jackets, but the SPENCE BRYSON LE BLOUSON MARINE linen blouson is a lightweight piece made of 100% Irish linen fabric. The fabric is from SPENCE BRYSON, which is synonymous with Irish linen and high-grade linen. SPENCE BRYSON is a major Irish linen manufacturer that has been a favorite of many European aristocrats since its establishment in 1891, The company has also received a Royal Warrant from the British Royal Family for its high quality. The unique luster of linen, said to be the most beautiful in the world, and its gentle touch are backed up by long-cultivated experience and technology.

The round, slightly large collar, tabs at the collar and hem, and inside pockets are in the royal French work style. The shoulders are made with raglan sleeves for easy movement as is typical of workwear, and combined with the quick-drying properties of linen, this outerwear can be worn comfortably. It is a unisex design and is available in three sizes: 0 for ladies and 2 and 3 for men. It is a piece that can be worn with a wide range of coordinates, such as with loose and rough bottoms like workwear, or with a beautiful style that takes advantage of the luster of the linen.

One of the oldest French workwear brands
LE TRAVAILLEUR GALLICE is a workwear brand by ETABLISSEMENTS GALLICE, a company founded in 1895 in Villefranche-sur-Saone, near Lyon, a city in central eastern France. This brand represents the dawn of French workwear and is 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 lineups in order to pass on to future generations the authentic craftsmanship that is being lost. The basic items, which follow the details of traditional workwear, are still produced in France, from fabric to sewing, in the hope that the appeal of workwear can be experienced once again.