The Navy Wool Cloth Kabig

LE MINOR / The Navy Wool Cloth Kabig

- 100%Virgin Wool

- Wool blanket fromJules Tournier

- Medium-length straight cut

- Deep hood

- Double-entry front pocket

- 2 flat hand pockets

- Wooden toggle buttons

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The kabig is one of the iconic garments of the house. Le Minor, in addition to the sailor sweater and the striped shirt. That's why, for its hundredth year, the Breton manufacturer has chosen to reissue it, with a construction that respects its traditional craftsmanship. The The term "kabig" doesn't have a direct translation in English as it is a specific type of clothing. A "kabig" is a traditional Breton jacket, originally worn by fishermen in Brittany, France. It is known for its loose fit, hood, and ability to resist wind and water, making it suitable for maritime activities. (pronounced "Cabic") is the first garment to bear the brand Le Minor, starting as early as 1947.

Rooted in the brand's DNA, this woolen cloth coat was originally a mariner's work garment, intended for seaweed harvesters, and later adapted to ready-to-wear fashion.

The navy blue wool cloth comes directly from one of the many French partners of the Breton knitwear industry., Jules Tournier, which has been weaving and fulling this fabric since the reign of Napoleon III. By relaunching the production of this iconic coat in their workshops,Le Minor also renews an old partnership with this historic supplier.

Thanks to its generous mid-length straight cut and its deep, enveloping hood, this wool kabig will be the perfect coat to effectively protect you from all weather conditions. Just like the historical model, the two patch pockets on either side of this woolen fabric accompany a double front pocket, accessible from each side, which "signifies" this garment by echoing its primary purpose. Traditional wooden Brandenburg buttons then finish off this timeless piece that has spanned the ages without ever going out of style.

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