Vareuse

The "vareuse" is similar to a blouse, rather short, and was worn by sailors but also in certain uniforms of the French Navy. Historically, this garment was called "marinière". It has become a fashion trend for both men and women, notably for its comfort and practicality.

From the 50s onwards, Le Minor designed its first vareuses, in woollen cloth from Jules Tournier. This typical Breton garment features a slit collar with a wide edge, closed by a bib fastened by two buttons on the inside of the jacket.