Our clothes have a story

In the world of sailors, the pea coat is much more than just a wool coat, it's a second skin that can withstand sea spray, swells and the fiercest…

Formerly workwear for cod fishermen on the Grand Banks of Newfoundland and then adopted by the French Navy, the sailor sweater has now become an…

The traditional “marinière”, the Breton striped shirt, also called "striped knit", was born in the 19th century when the French Navy made it the…

Originally, the duffle coat was created for members of the Royal Navy in the 19th century.

It was the first European sailors in the 15th century who normalised the use of this warm, waterproof garment. They reportedly brought back and…

Le caban accompagne les aventuriers et les voyageurs depuis des siècles partout dans le monde. Une histoire à laquelle Dalmard Marine est…

The Dalmard Marine logo is rooted in its maritime history. It represents the port-side and starboard-side buoys, markers which allow boats to return…

Before being handed the name "kabic" (from the Breton word, "kab", meaning cloak, with "ig" added on the end), the "kab-aod" seafaring cloak was a…