French Béret Bordeaux - Il Faut en Finir - Le Béret Français

The vintage edition of the French beret includes a magnificent beret with an interior lining, its red cabillou, and an original vintage badge from the 1930s.

The berets are 100% made in the Le Béret Français workshop in Bayonne (64). They are 100% Merino wool from Arles, spun in the Pyrenees. This sheep is a French breed raised in the PACA region around the town of Arles. The wool is harvested twice a year. The Vintage edition, in addition to its badge and lining, has a higher wool weight than the classic beret. Its cabillou is red.

The berets come in one size, the adult beret crown measures 28 cm. This beret will fit head circumferences from 54 cm to approximately 60 cm.

The embroidered badge "Il faut en finir" depicts two French soldiers in their trench, with their machine gun, facing German aircraft. This original beret badge was, in all likelihood, produced during the drôle de guerre between September 1939 and May 1940.

The company Le Béret Français has held the Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label since 2016

Since its creation in 2005, the EPV label has highlighted unique companies that know how to combine innovation and tradition, craftsmanship and creation, heritage and the future, the local and the international. This state label is attached to the Ministry of Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, and is awarded by regional prefects.

Awarded for a five-year period, the EPV label brings together manufacturers sharing a certain vision of what their company's activities should be: an entrepreneurial vision in which the respect for the historical and heritage character of the company and its know-how and tools is in no way at odds with, but rather nurtures, the quality of production, the harmonious relationship with local partners, innovative approaches and the high technical standards of production.

It is the only state label awarded to a company for the entirety of its activity, and guaranteeing the excellence of its know-how.

EPV-labelled companies are ambassadors of French artisanal and industrial excellence around the world. As committed actors in a responsible economy, the men and women of the Entreprises du Patrimoine Vivant embody and keep alive French know-how while cultivating shared values of respect, exigence and innovation. Through their creativity and high technical expertise, the Entreprises du Patrimoine Vivant implement cutting-edge know-how in areas with strong resonance, particularly abroad, and in which France enjoys solid recognition: fashion & luxury, decoration, art de vivre, gastronomy, heritage.