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The T41 cashmere cloth jacket, the softness that protects

Summer ends without our noticing. One morning the air is sharper, the light softer, and we remember that soon the shoulders will need covering. This is the moment for a...

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The Heritage Parka, from watch jacket to winter coat

Autumn is not yet visible, but it is on its way. Mornings are cooler, evenings grow shorter, and we remember that winter will soon call for a garment that truly...

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A Linen Saharienne for Summer

When temperatures rise, linen becomes an invaluable ally. Cool, breathable, it carries you through the hottest hours without ever clinging to the skin. The U51 Saharienne Jacket, crafted by Coulange...

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The trench coat: a story of craftsmanship

The trench coat moves through the decades without losing its relevance. Born in the trenches, it has become the everyday jacket, the one you reach for without thinking, the one...

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The Khaki Trench Coat: Military Heritage, Timeless Elegance

The trench coat was born in the trenches of the First World War. Originally designed to protect British officers from rain and wind, it owes its name to the muddy...

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The cashmere aviator bomber, reimagined by Coulange

The aviator bomber is one of those pieces that endures — born in the open cockpits of early pilots, built for action, trusted to hold up in the harshest conditions....

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The Officer Cape: An Exceptional Piece by Coulange 1918

The officer cape. A garment that doesn't ask for attention — it receives it. Worn with ease, it transforms a silhouette without apparent effort. The B32 cape by Coulange 1918...

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The Cashmere Peacoat — Built to Outlast Time

Some clothes you wear. Others, you inhabit. The peacoat belongs to the latter. Born on the decks of warships and adopted by naval officers in the 19th century, it has...

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