Pull marin femme en laine — tricoté en Bretagne

Go by the fit note on each product page: in the fitted cut, take one size above your usual size; in the comfort cut, your usual size will do. The size guide on each product page offers a calculator and the detailed measurement chart.

If you get the size wrong, returns are free for 30 days from mainland France, prepaid label provided.

Both are equally warm — it is the tight knit that provides the warmth. The merino wool blend is soft against the skin and can be worn over bare arms; virgin wool, more rustic and authentic, is worn over a long sleeve and lasts for years.

In navy, it gives structure to a simple outfit: straight-leg jeans, white trousers or a long skirt. In a bright colour — emerald, rust, fuchsia — it becomes the statement piece of the outfit. Dropped shoulders or a close-fitting cut: our models come in both styles.

As rarely as possible: a sailor sweater only needs washing a few times a year. Wool is naturally antibacterial — between two wears, let it breathe for a few hours in the fresh air (never outside overnight).

For washing: in the machine on the wool cycle, 20 °C for 100% wool and 30 °C for 50% merino, inside out, with a wool detergent, spin at 600 rpm maximum. Dry flat, never tumble dry.

Not if you choose the right material: our merino wool sweaters are soft and can be worn directly against the skin. Virgin wool, more rustic, is worn over a long sleeve — and softens with each wear and each season.

Entirely in France, in our workshop in Beaussais-sur-Mer, Brittany, where six artisans have carried out every step — knitting the panels, sewing, finishing — since 1986. The company holds the Living Heritage Company (EPV) label, and you are free to visit the workshop, at no charge.

The workshop also knits the children's sailor sweater, for ages 1 to 16.