Keep it long, treasure it long.

Shape that is not influenced by fashion

For those who want to find a classic outfit that can be used for a long time regardless of fashion, we recommend the French marine border brand Kanell's cut-and-sew. By using high-quality cotton and knitting it over time, it has a soft and fluffy feel, and is durable enough to keep its shape even when worn for a long time.

Ingenuity to wear for a long time

If you have been using the cut-and-sew for a long time, you will be worried about the neck area. The more you wash it, the more it gets twisted, but Kanell's cut-and-sew is reinforced and hard to stretch by layering and sewing the fabric on the shoulders. It is a sewing method created from many years of experience and technology.

The cut-and-sew MIDSHIP is not too big and has a size that fits your body reasonably well. As it is a soft fabric, it does not feel cramped and can be worn as an inner piece or as an inner piece. Once you wear it, you will want to have it in different colors and patterns.

In search of ideal marine wear

Brittany is located in northwestern France. Pierre Brest, a young man living there, works as a salesman for multiple apparel makers and has great potential for a horizontal striped knit sweater, one of France's most iconic marine wear, which has been loved by sailors at the time. I felt the sex. At that time, no manufacturer was commercializing this sweater.

While continuing to be a salesman, Pierre started a private company called Kanell Industriel, bought a used knitting machine from a factory he knew, and started manufacturing it in-house. Through trial and error, the prototype of the model with the details that are still inherited is born. This model was lowered and his own brand Kanell was started in 1923. This was also the custom of the birth of the oldest marine border maker in Brittany. After that, it grew to the point where it even provided French military uniforms.

With the birth of various marine wear brands over time, we restarted in 2020 to realize the ideal marine wear that Pierre envisioned.