
Vareuse
The French workwear smock is De Bonne Facture's signature chore jacket, cut in undyed organic cotton and sewn in small European ateliers.
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Parisian menswear label making relaxed, natural-fabric staples in named French and European ateliers, with each garment tagged by the workshop that made it.
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Garments are sewn by small ateliers in France, Portugal and Italy, and each piece carries a woven tag stating the workshop and its location.
Chore jackets, wool coats, camp-collar shirts and pleated trousers in relaxed shapes, made from natural Italian, Japanese and French cloth.
Founded in 2013 by Deborah Sitbon Neuberg after time at Hermes; the label is a certified B Corporation and runs its store and studio in Paris' 11th.

The French workwear smock is De Bonne Facture's signature chore jacket, cut in undyed organic cotton and sewn in small European ateliers.
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An open, softly draped camp-collar shirt in Japanese cotton is the brand's most recognisable warm-weather staple.
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Single-pleat trousers in undyed Belgian linen embody the label's relaxed, natural-fabric tailoring.
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86% matchTraditional-fabric relaxed shirting with British restraint
What changes: Older heritage house, more shirting-led and unisex-classic than atelier storytelling
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80% matchEuropean relaxed tailoring with travel-tinged fabric focus
What changes: More print and pattern, less formal, cheaper
78% matchFabric-led wide silhouettes from a Japanese perspective
What changes: More avant-garde proportions, no European atelier provenance
De Bonne Facture is a Parisian label founded in 2013 by Déborah Sitbon Neuberg, previously at Hermès, making relaxed high-end menswear now worn across genders. Chore jackets, wool coats, camp-collar shirts and pleated trousers are cut from natural Italian, Japanese and French fabrics and sewn by small ateliers in France, Portugal and Italy, each piece carrying a woven tag naming the workshop and its location. The brand is a certified B Corporation and operates a store, design studio and showroom at 63 rue Sedaine in the 11th arrondissement.