Fleurs de Bagne
Fleurs de Bagne is a French menswear label created in 2011, known for workwear-inspired jackets and knitwear. Its early collections reworked military deadstock and revisited vintage men's clothing.
| Country | France |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2011 |
| Founder | M. Dumas |
| Category | Menswear, workwear |
| Website | fleursdebagne.com |
What is Fleurs de Bagne?
Fleurs de Bagne is a French menswear brand that was created by M. Dumas in 2011. It is listed among French workwear labels and is listed under jackets, reflecting a focus on durable outerwear and utilitarian pieces.
History
The first collection, called Fallistas, reworked military deadstock. The second, called Matafs et Forcats, was based on revisited vintage men's clothing and made by French knitwear and textile companies.
Products and positioning
Pieces named in the brand's range include:
- The St Jean du Maroni work jacket.
- The Martyr Militaire sweater in ecru.
- The Pégriot Gileton pack in ecru and heather.
Why it matters
The brand is an example of the French workwear revival, in which small labels draw on military and trade clothing and keep production with regional knitwear and textile makers. Its use of deadstock and vintage references ties each collection closely to existing garments rather than to seasonal trends.
Frequently asked questions
Where is Fleurs de Bagne from?
Fleurs de Bagne is a French menswear brand.
Who founded Fleurs de Bagne?
The brand was created in 2011 by M. Dumas.