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Basque shirt for relaxation

The Basque shirt is a versatile garment for spring and summer. Among the many Basque shirts, one of the most famous brands is Le minor. The Basque shirt, a staple of French casual wear, originated as workwear worn by fishermen in the Basque region, and is often characterized by its thick, durable fabric and boat neck. The thin, drop-shoulder, three-quarter sleeve Basque shirt introduced by Le minor this time is a cut-and-sew with a wide body and sleeves that is soft and easy to wear for anyone, while inheriting the brand's unchanging manufacturing methods. It is a thin, three-quarter sleeve shirt that can be worn until early summer when it is time to wear short sleeves because it is breezy.

A staple of French casual wear

Le minor was founded in 1936 by Marie Christine Gurammatico in Brittany, on the northwest coast of France.

This is a long-established manufacturer that has been making cut-and-sew shirts with the characteristics of traditional Basque shirts for 70 years, and has become one of the standard brands of French casual wear.

Originally supplying uniforms for the French Navy, the quality of the products themselves is also guaranteed. The thick cotton fabric with a firm, rough texture is durable and breathable, and the more you wear it, the softer it becomes. It has been loved as a staple wear that you can wear for years.

This Basque shirt is for those who want to wear it relaxed rather than tightly. As you can see, it has a silhouette that does not constrict the body, and there is room around the shoulders, making it easy to put on and take off, and it is also easy to move around in. The durable fabric is resistant to deformation and does not pick up the lines of the body, so it is recommended for those who are concerned about their body shape.

Le minor has been committed to quality control since its founding, and produces its products in its own factory from weaving the cloth. In order to maintain consistent production in France and high quality, the annual production number is limited. The company's commitment to using only natural materials such as cotton linen and no harmful chemicals gives the impression that Le Minor is a long-established company that has been loved since ancient times.

Sublimated into fashion through the ages

Le Minor was once worn by sailors, updated as a naval uniform, and even loved by Picasso. Coco Chanel introduced the Breton top in the 1930s, and it became a fashionable spring and summer staple. Over time, Le Minor has been attracting attention in various scenes, and is still loved by people of all ages and genders.