This feminine Marinière Sailor Shirt is a timeless piece, an original Marinière that brings a unique flair to traditional design. Its classic colourways offer both detail and a refreshing sense of renewal combined with the classic full stripes and the straight cut enhances its overall silhouette.

This shirt perfectly blends style and functionality. Whether dressed up or down, it embodies versatility and elegance for any occasion.

• Fit & Material
• Care
• Artisan Details

• Made in France from 100% cotton.  If you are not sure between two sizes, take your usual size.

• To ensure that your beautiful piece looking fresh and vibrant for many seasons to come we recommend following these simple care instructions:
  
  Gentle Cold Wash - When using a washing machine, a short 30°C gentle cycle is recommended. Do not tumble dry.
  
  Air Dry in the Shade - after washing, avoid wringing it out to preserve the delicate fabric quality and lay flat or hang it to air dry in a shaded area to prevent fading and protect the fabric from the harsh effects of direct sunlight. 
  
  Avoid Harsh Detergents - to preserve the integrity of the colors and material, opt for mild, gentle pH-neutral detergents that are suitable for delicate fabrics. 

• Le Minor is renowned worldwide for its authentic marinière, which has been 100% made in France since the 1970s. The men's striped sailor suit is thoughtfully designed, crafted, and finished in our local Breton workshop.
  
  With a legacy of serving the most demanding customers, including the French Navy— for whom it produced the officer's sweater for 40 years—Le Minor possesses a wealth of expertise that has been passed down through generations at its factory in Guidel, near Lorient.
  
  Today, Le Minor continues to innovate and reinvent iconic Breton pieces, such as the sailor sweater and sailor's hat. This process involves the use of vintage machines that ensure the production of high-quality garments, requiring a unique and precise skill set. To preserve this ancestral art, the training of the new generation occurs in-house, allowing them to work directly with the machines and learn from the experienced seamstresses. This hands-on training is vital for maintaining the craftsmanship that defines Le Minor.