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LA VESTE PANTIN BRUTE
LA VESTE PANTIN BRUTE
250 €
250 €
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The model wears M and is 1.79m tall.

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CUT INFORMATION

The jacket has a straight cut, you can choose your usual size.
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What is the GOTS label?

GOTS certification, or Global Organic Textile Standard, is an international certification that ensures that textiles are manufactured according to strict environmental and social standards.

It guarantees that textile products have been made from at least 95% organic fibers, without the use of pesticides, herbicides or genetically modified seeds.

Additionally, GOTS certification attests that fair working conditions have been respected throughout the supply chain, with the prohibition of child labor and the assurance of decent wages for workers.

We work with the aim of being able to offer as many products as possible whose fabrics are certified by the GOTS label.

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DESCRIPTION :

This garment is made in Pantin in our partner workshops .

The Pantin Jacket is designed with 100% GOTS certified denim from Morocco. Its thick and durable fabric ensures an impeccable fit. With its straight cut , its neat cuts and inserts at the front and back , it combines style and functionality. Two flap pockets with a side opening provide practicality, while the buttons embossed with the MAISON LES DAMES logo add the finishing touch.

COMPOSITION
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  • GOTS certified denim: 100% cotton

    • DETAILS
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    • French made
    • straight cut
    • Large interior pocket
    • Weight: 500g/m²
    • Flap pockets with side slit openings
    • Embroidery “MAISON LES DAMES”
    • TRACEABILITY
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    • Cotton grown and harvested in India
    • Fabrics designed and produced in England
    • Manufacturing (cutting, assembly) carried out in France
    • Embroidery made in France

    GARMENT CARE
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  • Your jacket is made from 100% cotton denim fabric. The best way to care for your denim…. is to wash as little as possible! So be careful not to wash multiple times, choose cold washing and air drying, to respect the natural fibers that make up your denim.

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    A desire from the 50s

    After months of testing and a dozen prototypes, we were finally happy with our Metro Pants.

    It perfectly embodied our vision: raw denim, designed to last, stand out and adapt to all situations.

    But something was missing...

    And there, the result of chance or a well-oiled Instagram algorithm, we will never know... but Aimane sees this photo from another time pass by on her feed, the one where Britney Spears was going out with Justin Timberlake.

    That's where we got the idea: a denim set, faithful to the Canadian Tuxedo spirit, this emblematic silhouette where jacket and pants match in the same material.

    In the world of denim, this set is a must have, a style statement.

    The Myth of the Canadian Tuxedo

    The Canadian Tuxedo is more than a look, it's a legend.

    The story goes back to the 1950s, when Bing Crosby was refused entry to a hotel because he was wearing a total denim look.

    A mistake quickly corrected by Levi's, who made him a denim suit to mark the occasion.

    Since then, this look has become a symbol of timeless style, a perfect balance between raw elegance and chic casualness.

    What we wanted was to reinterpret this classic with our own touch: a set designed for today, but which remains faithful to this heritage, appropriating the codes while giving them contemporary touches.

    The game of details

    At Maison Les Dames, details are a bit of an obsession.

    With the Pantin Jacket, every element has been thought out to create a unique piece. The front and back panels? They are there to match those of the Metro Pants. It's a subtle but essential nod.

    And then, we opted for two large flap pockets on the front, but with a twist: a side opening, like a kangaroo pocket. It's a nod to hoodies and bombers, iconic pieces of the street wardrobe that are above all designed for comfort.

    We wanted to be able to slip our hands into our pockets naturally, like in our favorite sweatshirt, without asking questions.

    In addition, with the triple thickness of fabric at the pockets, the jacket gains volume and structure, which will give it an even heavier and more solid appearance.

    It is this robust and resistant character that we wanted to integrate into the Pantin Jacket: a mixture of functionality and design, faithful to the workwear spirit.

    An everyday piece with discreet branding

    We wanted this jacket to be versatile.

    The idea was to create a garment that you could put on without thinking, whether you were going to work, going out for a drink or simply strolling around town. It had to be able to adapt to your daily life while adding a stylish touch.

    For this, we bet on a straight cut, timeless and easy to wear. The minimalist design allows it to be combined with all kinds of outfits. And above all, we chose a thick, super resistant denim so that you can wear it every day if you want.

    At first, we had imagined embroidery on the pockets, like on some of our previous pieces. But in the end, we decided to play the sobriety card.

    The result? Buttons embossed with the Maison Les Dames logo.

    It's this kind of detail that makes us happy, branding that's not showy, but still there to add a little touch of personality to the piece.

    Each finish was designed to enhance the jacket without overdoing it. We wanted it to speak for itself, through its quality and design.

    The variations and the homage

    The Pantin Jacket comes in two colors: raw denim, with a simple wash for flexibility and a beautiful indigo effect, and a black version, a sober and elegant classic.

    Purists will undoubtedly recognize Japanese references in the cut and details of the Pantin Jacket.

    This is precisely what we love so much about Japanese denim culture: this meticulous attention to detail, this obsession with artisanal know-how.

    Every seam, every finish, every insert is thought out with precision, giving life to pieces that are both unique and ultra-functional.

    And finally, why Pantin jacket? Because that's where this jacket was born, in our partner workshops. We wanted to pay tribute to this place, because that's where everything took shape.

    Pantin, in addition to being a way of remaining faithful to our values ​​of craftsmanship and proximity, is the soul of this piece, an urban reference in Paris, the suburbs, where the artistic creations of the new wave emerge.