Men's royal blue merino sailor sweater with asymmetrical navy blue stripes

Royal Mer X Berthe Aux Grands Pieds: the EXCLUSIVELY French collaboration!

With these sweaters, there is a real alliance between classicism, sobriety and a little discreet madness. Find this season the royal blue sailor sweater, with the asymmetrical navy and royal blue striped elbow patches.



100% French know-how

The natural fibers of these pure virgin merino wool sweaters are of the highest quality. The raw wool is subtly mottled with royal blue and navy blue. The threads and stitches are carefully chosen to make this sailor sweater as chic as possible. The knit is very pleasant to wear because it is very fine thanks to the 1/1 rib knitting in gauge 12. The assembly is exemplary in overlock, chain stitch and cover, attesting to the very high quality of manufacture. These sailor sweaters, which may seem ordinary, are ultimately very little so thanks to the asymmetrical elbow patches and this buttonhole on the left shoulder. They are perfect to be worn during cool summer evenings and of course in winter. And as you may have guessed, we also offer socks to match these sweaters. Our sweaters are knitted entirely in La Regrippière, near Nantes by the ROYAL MER manufacturer. Would you like to know more about the manufacture of Berthe products? Visit our website.

The model is 1m80 tall and wears a size M.



A little word from the creator, Régis Gautreau

"Today, what I like is being able to offer my customers quality, comfortable products that are, above all, truly 100% made in France. I like beautiful, well-made products and I love adding my creative touch to them. These are beautiful pieces, unisex in design, iconic, that everyone should have in their wardrobe!"



Sweater Care Tips

Our products are of fine manufacture, special care must be given to them. Virgin wool has the particularity of being self-cleaning, let the sweater breathe on a hanger between wears. Machine wash it occasionally, on a wool cycle, cold and with a low spin (400 revolutions per minute is more than enough).