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Also active in layering, thin Basque shirt

One of the versatile wardrobes that can be used regardless of the season, Le minor's border cut-and-sew. We received a thin material that is easy to wear in spring and autumn and is easy to use for layering with light outerwear.

Basque shirt, a classic French casual shirt. The origin is the work wear worn by fishermen in the Basque Country, and it is often mentioned that it is a thick and durable fabric and a boat neck. The Le minor thin border cut-and-sew introduced this time is a cut-and-sew that is easy to wear and soft while inheriting the same manufacturing of Le minor (Luminoa).

French casual classic

Le minor thin border cut-and-sew is a cut-and-sew that you can enjoy French casual with a refreshing border like marine wear. Play with a scarf pattern with simple denim, or create a rough cuteness with a skirt. With a clean silhouette, it goes well with wide pants with plenty of volume, and it is easy to balance. It is a classic border cut-and-sew that you can wear for years to come regardless of the season or clothing.
If you get tired of it, it will become a convenience store to that extent, then you will wear it in your room, and then you will have the opportunity to wear it for a long enough time because of its softness and ease of wearing.

Le minor has been committed to quality control since its inception, and has consistently produced it at its own factory from the point of weaving cloth. It is said that the annual production is limited in order to maintain integrated production and high quality in France. The commitment to using only natural materials such as cotton linen without using any harmful chemicals also makes us feel the long-established manufacturing that is still loved.

Sublimation into fashion over time

Le minor was founded by Marie Christine Gurammatico in the 1936 Brittany region on the northwestern coast of France.
A long-established manufacturer that has been making cut-and-sew shirts featuring traditional Basque shirts for 70 years, it has become one of the classic French casual brands. Originally supplying uniforms for the French Navy, the quality of the product itself is also endorsed. The thick cotton fabric with a firm, tight and rough texture is also durable and breathable, and the more you wear it, the softer it fits into your body.

Le minor (Luminoa), which was once used by sailors, updated as a Navy uniform, and also loved by Picasso. Coco Chanel announced Breton's tops in the 1930s and became a staple of spring and summer as a fashionable item. Le minor (Luminoa), which has been attracting attention in various scenes over time, is still loved by men and women of all ages.