Keep it long, treasure it long.

A pop cut-and-sew top

CHANTECLAIR's elbow patch long sleeves, accented with elbow patches, are made of a crisp material that is soft to the touch. The width is slim but not too tight, so you can wear it stylishly without being too loose. It's great that it goes well with both loose and wide bottoms as well as slim bottoms.

The sturdy material makes it easy to wear even in seasons when you wear light clothing, so it's comfortable to wear. It's not stiff, so it's a versatile long sleeve that can be used as a layered knit in cold seasons.

The role of elbow patches

Elbow patches are said to have been created around the 18th century. Originally it was a functional detail to prevent wear on the elbows of clothes, but it was gradually adopted as a fashion item and became more popular as a fashion item. In modern times, elbow patches are an item that has both practicality and design. Not only is it practical, with natural movement that matches the movement of your elbows and durability that helps the fabric stretch, but its stylish French look makes it the centerpiece of any simple outfit.

Comfortable cut-and-sew fabric

The cotton fabric made by CHANTECLAIR is soft, and you can feel its softness from the moment you put your arms through the sleeves. The thick cotton fabric is not only durable, but also comfortable to the touch and breathable. It is a cut-and-sew that fits your body better the more you wear it, and it has long been loved as a beloved piece of clothing that you will continue to wear for years.

The charm of being made in France

CHANTECLAIR was founded in 1973 in Saint-Pouange, a small village near the Champagne region of France. Since its founding, the company has been providing high-quality French products, specializing in the production of knitted men's, women's and children's clothing, and offering high-quality items made in France. The Champagne region is known for its champagne, but it is also home to high-quality cotton, which is an essential raw material for CHANTECLAIR items. The company's own factory in Saint-Pouange handles everything from sourcing materials to patterns, dyeing, sewing and packaging, creating products that fully demonstrate the appeal of French products.