When you pick your French Workwear Company jacket, you take part in a sustainable world. Whilst acquiring a new wardrobe piece, you are...

Workwear clothing standardized throughout France as industries expanded. When the trade unions secured the right for workers to wear...

Come and join us for our pop up and collection launch, for an evening of shopping and complimentary wine. At the French Workwear Company,...

The cotton workwear garments are the European equivalent of the denim clothes on the other side of the Atlantic, in both cases they have spawned the ‘blue collar’ expression that describes the working class. With the industrial revolution, workers used machines and did dirty work, the clothes would get dirty or stuck into machinery, sometimes ripped. Workers secured the obligation for their employers to provide the clothes: an outfit consisting of trousers and a jacket to go