Vétra Veste En Lin à Col Officier Et Patte - 2L/22

Vétra manufactures in its own French factory since 1927 all its garments, thus benefiting of an unique savoir-faire.

The jacket has the collar that feature officiers' jackets in the French Army, with a tab. 

Formerly, the first fabrics was in linen, because the crops were adapted to Europe climate ; cotton has to be imported. In France linen was harvested mainly in Normandy. Then in the XWIII th century cheap cotton fabrics appeared in Europe, and was first mixed with linen. 

In 1927 Vétra supplied workers with mix of cotton & linen (bisonne) canvas and with 100% heavy linen fabrics jackets. At that time many mills were specialized only in blue and black (given the strong demand on these dungaree colours), then in the 20's broadened their colour range to brown (catechu). Some supplied Vétra with ecru (natural fabrics), or bleached the fabrics to offer white colour.