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The Bleu Lino

The Bleu Lino

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Low stock: 5 left

Regular price €180,00 EUR
Regular price €270,00 EUR Sale price €180,00 EUR
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  • Limited series Available in a very limited edition: each piece is numbered
  • Free delivery Delivery and returns are free, don't hesitate to treat yourself to a piece.
  • Secure payment Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Paypal, Maestro, Sofort, iDEAL
  • Upcycled Fabrics Each piece is made from forgotten fabrics from major fashion houses
  • Made in Europe Made in France and Europe
As with our Bleu Firori, the Clericci family bequeaths us the excellence of Italian weaving.

A beautiful French linen fabric, woven by Italians in a century-old workshop. A linen in a natural bun color enhanced with beautiful daisies in summer shades.

Originally commissioned by Maria Grazia Chiuri, its destiny is a mystery, but the beauty of this fabric is obvious!
40% linen 40% cotton 20% viscose

On the banks of Lake Como, the Clericci family has been cultivating excellence in weaving for over a century. This French linen fabric is thermoregulatory and insulating, it keeps you cool in summer and warm in winter!

- Three patch pockets and one interior pocket
- Mixed straight cut
- Made in France

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Moderate dry cleaning at the dry cleaners once a year.

Do not hesitate to make it clear to your dry cleaner that washing must be moderate and without water and that your item must be placed in a net .

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Delivery delay

4 days

Shipping cost

Delivery costs are free for all orders in Metropolitan France.

Return policy

If your new blue does not suit you, you have 15 days from the date of receipt of your order to return your item. Please note, if your Blue is personalized, it will not be returned or exchanged.

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If you still have any questions, you can contact us by email at hello@soubacq.com.

To wear with everything!

Originally worn by French workers in the late 19th century, it began as a purely functional garment.

A jacket that you can layer with an Oxford shirt, a t-shirt, or even a merino sweater... A chino will match perfectly with your jacket, but you can also opt for a more traditional outfit: a work jacket with Selvedge jeans for a “workwear” style.

This work jacket can also replace your blazers or suit. To wear on any occasion, its straight cut ensures comfort and freedom of movement.