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Our Shirts are durable
Designed and manufactured in our workshops, La Chemise Française shirts are built to last.
The rigorous selection of fabrics, the precision of the stitching, and the strength of the assembly guarantee their durability over time.
Long-staple cottons, robust French linens, and genuine mother-of-pearl buttons are chosen for their resistance and longevity.
Because a well-designed garment deserves to be kept, the House offers to replace collars, cuffs, and buttons when use requires it.
Our shirts accompany daily life without losing their shape or structure.

Sustainable Expertise
La Chemise Française relies on highly qualified Artisan Seamstresses, whose skills are at the heart of the House.
Committed to knowledge transfer, it trains new generations and welcomes interns and apprentices into its workshop.
The versatility and continuous improvement of skills ensure complete mastery of the manufacturing process.
Located in Burgundy, the House contributes to maintaining qualified local jobs in a stable and demanding work environment.

Made in France
La Chemise Française manufactures its shirts entirely in France, in its workshops in Chalon-sur-Saône.
Producing in France is a structuring choice: it guarantees the mastery of savoir-faire and consistent quality.
This integrated model contributes to maintaining skilled jobs and is part of a commitment to transmission and responsibility.
Going against the trend of offshoring, the House prioritizes proximity, transparency, and control, convinced that excellence relies as much on the craft itself as on the environment in which it is practiced.

Material durability
The quality of a shirt begins with its fabric.
La Chemise Française maintains long-term relationships with its European weavers, selected for their technical expertise and consistent standards.
US Pima, Giza, or Sea Island long-staple cottons for their drape, luster, and resistance; linens from Norman cultivation for their quality and robustness: each material is chosen to last.
The traceability of supply chains, the control of water resources, and respect for production conditions are an integral part of this requirement.

