How to wear a navy suit?

Both elegant and casual, the blue suit for women can be worn in countless ways. As a matching or mismatched pant suit, we play with sartorial codes to break them better. With a t-shirt and sandals in summer, or a roll-neck sweater and ankle boots in winter: there are multiple ways to wear the blue suit.

What fabric to choose for a blue suit?

The blue suit can be worn in any season. For warmer seasons, the suit is made of linen, or linen blended with cotton or silk. The main thing is to opt for natural materials that allow your skin to breathe. Choose our navy blue cotton waistcoat and trousers suit. For cooler seasons, the suit is made of wool gabardine, wool twill, wool or viscose crepe, or wool grain de poudre: noble, thicker materials, all with elegance. Choose our navy blue wool gabardine suit.

Where are your navy suits made?

Our suits are entirely made in France, from button to manufacture, in a quality-driven and eco-responsible approach. Manufacturing in Paris allows us a privileged and constant relationship with our workshop to perfect the finishes of each piece. This local production also limits the environmental impact of production by using less carbon-intensive energy than in some neighboring countries or further afield. Also, at a time when a garment can travel around the planet multiple times from raw material to distribution, it seemed obvious to us to produce our suits as close as possible to our studio.

What is a dormant stock?

Deadstock refers to unused fabric rolls, of various sizes, stored in brands' and manufacturers' warehouses. The origin of deadstock varies: it can be from cancelled productions, errors, or cancelled orders. Find details on the materials used in our collections on the upcycled materials page.