recycled
material
Made in
France
CSR
approach
89,00€
This burgundy sweatshirt, screen-printed “Mettez les voiles”, will bring simplicity and elegance to your outfits.
Made in France and 100% cotton, 40% of which is recycled, this piece respects the values of Le Vent à la Française and offers you exceptional comfort.
This sweatshirt is packed in a bag with a “Le Vent à la Française” logo, ideal for a gift made in France!
We recommend that you wear our “Le Vent d’Argent Gris” bracelet with this sweatshirt.
All our sweatshirts have a “Le Vent à la Française” badge on the right sleeve.
Buying a sweatshirt means working with more than 10 different trades and more than 50 people in France!
For exceptional softness, we use a 260g/m2 brushed fleece that is woven in the Hauts-de-France region.
Our sweatshirts made in France are crafted at the ITHAC in Riorges in the Loire, it has 345 employees, 87% of whom are disabled workers.
To keep our sweatshirt as long as possible, wash it upside down (preferably at 30°) without a tumble dryer!
All our products are shipped within three working days!
Delivery is free for orders over 50€ or as soon as you buy a bracelet.
If you change your mind, the return of our products is free within 15 days.
Detail & cleaning
All our sweatshirts have a “Le Vent à la Française” badge on the right sleeve.
Buying a sweatshirt means working with more than 10 different trades and more than 50 people in France!
For exceptional softness, we use a 260g/m2 brushed fleece that is woven in the Hauts-de-France region.
Our sweatshirts made in France are crafted at the ITHAC in Riorges in the Loire, it has 345 employees, 87% of whom are disabled workers.
To keep our sweatshirt as long as possible, wash it upside down (preferably at 30°) without a tumble dryer!
Delivery
All our products are shipped within three working days!
Delivery is free for orders over 50€ or as soon as you buy a bracelet.
If you change your mind, the return of our products is free within 15 days.
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