PONT DE CHALONS

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Born in France, raised in Kamakura
PONT DE CHALONS originated at the knitwear factory BONNETERIE DU PONT DE CHALONS in Troyes, a town on the Seine 150 km southeast of Paris, where the original brand was established in 1978. Production began with underwear and socks, and manufacturing and sales in Japan started in 1997. Based on the identity of its origins as a French factory brand, it presents a free-spirited wardrobe for adults shaped by the breezes of Kamakura. Its lines also include “BONNETERIE,” meaning knitwear, with a series of carefully sewn cut-and-sew garments.

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Based on the identity of its origins as a French factory brand, the label offers a free-spirited wardrobe for adults shaped by the breezes of Kamakura.

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BONNETERIE
Clothing

A core line focused on staple cut-and-sew garments

PONT DE CHALONS’s official online shop lists BONNETERIE as one of the entries under “Brows

PONT DE CHALONS’s official online shop lists BONNETERIE as one of the entries under “Browse by Brand.” Under a name that means “knitwear” in French, it brings together a range of staple cut-and-sew garments, starting with the cotton ribbed innerwear 〈トロワ〉, named after its place of origin, and carefully sewn in Japan using materials knitted domestically. Separate from the brand’s main clothing line, it centers on skin-close innerwear and basic cut-and-sew pieces, connecting the brand’s origins with everyday clothing.

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