Estimated to be around the 40sLe Mont St Michel（Mont Saint Michel）These are made of cotton striped work pants.
Special items now in stock.
Among French workwear brands, "Le Mont St Michel" boasts particularly high popularity and historical value.
It was founded in 1913 in Pontorson, Normandy, northwest France, and is known for its establishment at the foot of the Mont Saint-Michel Abbey, which is also registered as a World Heritage Site.
It originally started out as a family-run workshop, but it grew rapidly from the 1920s to the 1930s, and established itself as one of the most well-known workwear brands in western France, with a focus on Brittany and Normandy.
Since its founding, we have developed a range of products designed with functionality and durability as the number one priority.
The robust work jackets and work clothes, made specifically for farmers and craftsman-class workers, gained overwhelming trust in the harsh working environment of everyday life.
Typical items include hunting jackets and fieldwear made from tough trousers made from Damian corduroy, made from thick moleskin fabric, and hunting jackets and fieldwear made from cotton pickets.
All of these are designed to be adapted to specific tasks and industries, and the high practicality that lies in the details, from the placement of the pockets, the stitching structure, and the strength of the rivets and buckles.
In addition, these details have been obtained with multiple patents, making it a representative French work that truly embodies the "beauty of use."
This tradition is still passed down to this day, and even in the vintage market, individuals with labels with brand name are very highly rated and rare.
From the famous brand "Le Mont St. Michel", which has a history of about 100 years, we would like to introduce "work pants", a classic item that is still a part of French workwear.
Although the name "Work" is the name, these are extremely practical work pants that were widely provided and worn by the working class working in various sites, including coal mining, factories, railways, and farms in France from the late 19th century to the mid-20th century.
At that time, due to the advances in industrialization and urbanization, many workers were engaged in the field that involved manual work, and these work pants were essential as clothing to support their daily work.
The most widely known type is made from thick cotton twill and moleskin material, and is resistant to scuffs and oil stains, and is highly durable to withstand repeated washing.
The fabrics used are also a wide variety of products, and it has been confirmed that they were used differently depending on the environment, region, and season, such as cotton twill, moleskin, cotton picket, corduroy, wool, and linen.
Among them, the moleskin fabric, which combines durability and heat retention, is particularly highly regarded among workers who work in heavy work, and is one of the specifications that is still highly popular in the vintage market today.
There is no other workwear that suits the word "functional beauty" so well, and "Work Pants" is a masterpiece that conveys its simple and powerful appearance as a symbol of French workwear.
This individual consists of functional details that are typical of work clothes from the time, from the waist to the hem.
First, the front is a double button with vertical top and a button fly.
All of them still have original metal buttons.
The inside of the wing is also equipped with metal hooks and eyes, which prevents the blade from opening when working.
The belt is sturdyly sewn with multiple three-needle stitching, and suspender buttons are placed around the waist. No belt loops are included, and the design is designed to be worn "hanging" as was the case at the time, or to be adjusted with the back cinch.
In addition to the front slash pocket, the pocket has a small watch pocket on the right waist.
Key points at the opening are reinforced with a lock, and the product is designed to be practical, including the bites of the mouth cloth.
The back comes with a classic "needle-stick cinch bag."
A V-notch is cut in the center of the belt to ensure range of motion, and the vertical center seam creates a neat rear view.
The concise back body with the back pocket on purpose is also a feature that can be seen in old-age work clothes.
The silhouette is "slender straight" compared to work pants of the same age group.
The leg line falls straight from the deep rise to the hem without excessive tapering.
The neat opening at the hem reduces the unsophistication, and while retaining the mood of the time, it still has a modern, elegant look.
The straight drops vertically adjust the way your legs look, emphasizing the visual effect of lengthening your legs.
Though slim, the thigh width ensures range of motion, it combines comfort and sharp appearance
If you hang it with the suspender button, the center of gravity will rise and the line will become even more neat.
Another great feature is that the cinch back on the back allows you to fine-tune the waist.
The slim straight line is suitable for a wide range of occasions, from neat jacket pairings to casual wear using coveralls and knits.
Combined with the striped traverse, this is a well-balanced piece that combines classic and modern style.
When it comes to items made by Mont Saint-Michel, they are also highly regarded in French workwear.
Its value is higher than other brands, and the older the age, the more rare it becomes.
The inside of the waistband comes with a yellow "embroidered tag" on a black background, typical of Mont Saint-Michel.
Many people are probably looking for an individual with an embroidered tag that symbolizes an older age.
This individual is made of "100% cotton" fabric.
It has the durability that is typical of workwear, but it also has a soft, drape that is not only about its hardness.
As the thread is worn, the fuzz of the thread unravels, and bites appearing around the waist and the flexion of the knees, as they honestly follow the movements of the body.
They become familiar with the user and grow into a deep patina.
The color is a gray color that reminds you of a work cloth.
The thin stripes run with white thread overlap with each other, giving them a clean look like chalk lines.
The straight line and slanted twill intersect, and the gray changes its expression from lead color to slate depending on the angle of light.
The fade over time creates a pale unevenness, and it has a deep, inorganic nature that is still very hot.
The argument is modest, but it is not buried.
The exquisite colouring and fabric blend in with the outfit with its quiet presence, while certainly exuding a "classic and extraordinary nature."
Although the size indication cannot be confirmed, I think it corresponds to "L to XL" in Japanese sizes.
Even when looking at the actual measurements, the size is large, so even people with large figures can wear it without any problems.
Although there are signs of wear such as fading, dirt, scuffs and fraying, there are no major damage that can cause problems with wearing it, so I think you can still wear it.
Among the many French vintage items, these work pants are made by "Le Mont St Michel", which is particularly rare.
This is a film that combines history and practicality, strongly reflecting the good old French craftsmanship.
Delicate stripes running through a grey work cloth.
Its modest yet quiet presence, and the exquisite intersecting classic and modern look truly embodies the "beauty of use."
This is a perfect piece for your wardrobe or as a collection item.
This is a rare item that is rarely available at our shop, so if you are looking for it, don't miss this opportunity.
