Brand profile

De Bonne Facture

Parisian menswear label making relaxed, natural-fabric staples in named French and European ateliers, with each garment tagged by the workshop that made it.

ParisOrigin
MenswearFocus
Minimalist / ContemporaryStyle
$$$$Price

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What to know about De Bonne Facture

Every tag names its workshop

Garments are sewn by small ateliers in France, Portugal and Italy, and each piece carries a woven tag stating the workshop and its location.

French workwear cut loose and rich

Chore jackets, wool coats, camp-collar shirts and pleated trousers in relaxed shapes, made from natural Italian, Japanese and French cloth.

Hermès background, B Corp accounting

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.

Known forShirts & overshirtsSweaters & knitwear

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De Bonne Facture — Vareuse

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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De Bonne Facture — Camp Collar Shirt

Camp Collar Shirt

An open, softly draped camp-collar shirt in Japanese cotton is the brand's most recognisable warm-weather staple.

1 live now · from $170

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De Bonne Facture — Pleated Trousers

Pleated Trousers

Single-pleat trousers in undyed Belgian linen embody the label's relaxed, natural-fabric tailoring.

1 live now · from $285

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Brand facts

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.

Founded
2013
Origin
Paris, France
Made in
France
Price
$$$$
Focus
Menswear
Facts checked
August 2026
Styles
Minimalist / Contemporary, Quiet luxury, Workwear / Heritage

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