406 “Pierre” overalls in 100% cotton moleskin

The 100% cotton moleskin is Sanfor® treated, which makes it resistant to wear and removal.
Thanks to the buttons sewn on the hips, the waist circumference is adjustable in two positions.
For your comfort, consider ordering your pants in a larger size.

was created in 1896 by Adolphe Lafont. Slipped over the worker's clothes, it allowed him to avoid getting "dirty", which would later give it the term overalls.
An image of the industrial revolution, it is today a unisex garment that still delights demanding professionals and lovers of work overalls. Image of the industrial revolution, overalls are today a unisex garment that still delights demanding professionals and lovers of work overalls.

The origin of the word comes from the English term “mole skin” which literally means “mole skin” in reference to the feel of the material. For its protective quality it became the key material for work clothing which originally equipped workers in the steelworks of Sheffield in England. Across the Channel it becomes “the heating blue” of our mechanics and steam locomotive drivers.
Nowadays, it is in this robust canvas that the corporate clothing of the Compagnons du Devoir is made. For the latter there are color codes by profession: ecru for stonemasons, black for carpenters and roofers, blue for masons or marine carpenters.
Resistant, beautiful to wear, its fabric adapts to you and becomes like a second skin after a few wears.