De Bonne Facture Man

Driven since enfance by a spontaneous passion for fashion, Déborah Neuberg founded the men's ready-to- porter house De Bonne Facture in 2013. In addition to having studied at HEC and the French Fashion Institute, the designer sharpened her eye and her reasoning during numerous travels. By discovering a strong contact with nature, the lifelong city dweller has matured her commitment and her desire to create clothing that is impeccably respectful of the environment, which is so intimately linked to the agriculture that produces cotton, linen and wool, among others. The De Bonne Facture wardrobe is essentially made up of these natural materials. While the wool comes from weavers and spinners in France, the cotton is also selected in Japan, England and Switzerland. De Bonne Facture leather, intended to develop a patina over time, mainly comes from a Spanish tannery chosen for its environmental requirements. Made from horn, corozo or mother-of-pearl, the buttons also meet these ultra-high standards of excellence, and the same goes for each of the smallest details which together make up the unrivaled quality of De Bonne Facture pieces, and thus work to paying homage to a culture of local manufacturing that must be rediscovered: this is the heart of Déborah Neuberg's approach. Although her collections are “for men”, they are easily unisex and the designer actually wears them elle . It is precisely this form of neutrality specific to men's clothing that pushed her to imagine it, for all those but also all those who dream of durable, timeless sweaters, pants, shirts and coats, ready to accompany them for a long time and to wear. superbly ward off the marks of time.