Gileton du Pègriot — the popular French young delinquent in Navy and Heather Navy.
Fleurs de Bagne Gileton du Pègriot — Navy / Heather Navy Men
Navy / Heather Navy bicolor · Pègriot Cardigan · Popular Heritage · Fleurs de Bagne
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- You know the slang of the underworld and are looking for the play that embodies this popular culture.
- You'll love the Navy / Heather Navy two-tone for its depth and natural irregularity.
- You wear Fleurs de Bagne for their direct and honest approach to French popular slang.
Un doute ? 05 40 03 60 97 — Lun 14h–19h · Mar–Sam 10h–19h
The Pègriot Navy Vest — the piece that taught me the word pègriot. And made me love it.
In Navy / Heather Navy with cargo pants and boots, the Gileton creates a direct and popular maritime heritage silhouette. With work trousers, the popular French Fleurs de Bagne ensemble is consistent.
The Fleurs de Bagne Gileton du Pègriot is the little pègriot's t-shirt — pègriot (or pégriot) is 19th and early 20th century French slang for a petty criminal, a popular street urchin, a young member of the Parisian underworld and port areas. One who was often sent to the penal colony or reformatories for minor offenses.
In Navy / Heather Navy, the two-tone combination of the two shades of navy blue creates a mottled and textured contrast reminiscent of old sailor's knitwear. Heather Navy is a slightly mottled navy, less uniform than standard navy. The Gileton is the small waistcoat — the format between the t-shirt and the waistcoat that was common in early 20th century French popular culture.
Available at L'Industrie store in Pau — 14 rue des Cordeliers — 05 40 03 60 97.
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