Lux Jacket
The Lux — cut here in a P 120s shaggy wool — is the kind of clean-lined, mid-century-derived outerwear piece that Arpenteur builds each season around, made in specialist European cloth.
Explore the Lux →Brand profile
Independent Lyon label reworking mid-century French workwear and marine sportswear in traditional cloth, made in France.
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Arpenteur is a Lyon menswear label founded in 2011 by cousins Marc Asseily and Laurent Bourven, whose name is the old French word for surveyor. The brand reinterprets mid-century French workwear, marine and sportswear archetypes — chore jackets, deck coats, knitwear — in traditional European cloths, with production in specialist French factories and an in-house Guillotière atelier handling patterns and prototyping. Each season is illustrated by clear-line comic artist Régric. Sub-lines include Arpenteur Tricot and Arpenteur Art, plus footwear collaborations with Paraboot. It remains independent and founder-run.
The Lux — cut here in a P 120s shaggy wool — is the kind of clean-lined, mid-century-derived outerwear piece that Arpenteur builds each season around, made in specialist European cloth.
Explore the Lux →The in-house knitwear line is a pillar of the label, translating French marine and sportswear knits into traditional European yarns.
Explore Tricot knitwear →Arpenteur's ongoing footwear work with Paraboot is the brand's best-known collaboration, applying its surveyor's eye to French shoemaking archetypes.
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