Short Milano knit jacket Knitted in France
Description
• Knitted locally in Roanne
• Iconic Milano mesh
• Modern fringed finishes
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This short Milano knit jacket , iconic from Maison Devernois, stands out with its refined design. With its ink blue color , it brings a touch of sophistication.
Fringed finishes on the sides add a modern, playful touch, while the round neckline and two patch pockets offer both practicality and structure.
Carefully knitted in our historic workshops in Roanne , this piece highlights the French know-how inherited from the house.
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Workshops
The majority of our knitted pieces are knitted in our Roanne workshops , in the Loire region. Historical know-how that we are proud to continue for almost 100 years.
98% of our manufacturers are French and European and have worked with us for more than 10 years.
We take care to select our European partners and around the world based on the quality of the raw materials, their know-how and their respect for environmental and social standards.
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At the heart of our historic workshops in Roanne, there are passionate women and men who have been working to pass on their know-how in the service of fair, timeless and responsible fashion for nearly 100 years.
Our passion for the profession leads us to innovate and imagine parts with more sustainable and responsible manufacturing processes. Our goal: to dress women, without undressing the planet
Made in France is particularly close to our hearts, especially if it helps to promote our know-how in our beautiful country, but also beyond our borders.
At the heart of our historic workshops in Roanne, there are passionate women and men who have been working to pass on their know-how in the service of fair, timeless and responsible fashion for nearly 100 years.
