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BRETON STRIPE

Breton stripe: The horizontal striped breton shirt as we know it today came into being shortly following the 27th March, 1858 Act of France which introduced the navy and white striped knitted shirt as the uniform for all French navy seaman in Brittany. The shirt was originally known as marinière or matelot, named La Marinière. 

The original design featured 21 stripes, one for each of Napolean'svictories. Since 1889, the garment was manufactured by Bretagne,

Tricots Saint James 

in wool and cotton for sailors. It then become popular with breton workers, for its ease of wear and practicality. Sailor Shirt.

La marinière

Breton-stripe-shirt

From the men’s collection https://www.bivolino.com/en/men-shirts-stripe

From the women’s collection https://www.bivolino.com/en/women-blouses-italian

BRETON STRIPE

 

BRETON STRIPE