BINIC CAP
Striped Breton Sweater for Men | Tone-on-Tone Stripes | Soft Wool
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With its refined tonal stripes, the BINIC CAP is perfect for lovers of maritime aesthetics who value elegance and discretion. Crafted in our Ateliers using the same premium wool as our iconic MAREE sweater, it offers unparalleled softness, warmth, and comfort. Its signature golden button detailing on the shoulder adds a playful yet sophisticated touch, complementing the understated charm of its tone-on-tone stripes.
Whether strolling by the sea or in the city, the BINIC CAP blends nautical flair with timeless chic.
- Sailor jumper
- Remeshed round collar
- Long sleeves
- Raised relief stripes ribs/moss stitch
- Buttoning on one shoulder
- Old gold metal buttons on the shoulder
- Ribbed cuffs and hem
- Structured knit
- Logo applied to the middle of the left sleeve
- Wool (100%)
Sizing
The Binic sweater features a "comfort" fit. It's designed for ease of wear, so you can choose your usual size.
| XS | S | M | L | |
Chest | 88 | 92 | 100 | 108 | |
Hips | 30"/33" | 31.5"/34.6" | 34.6"/37.8" | 37.8"/41" |
| XL | XXL | 3XL | 4XL |
Chest | 45.6" | 48.8" | 52" | 140 |
Hips | 41"/44" | 44"/47.2" | 47.2"/50.4" | 50.4"/53.5" |
Care
Wool is a natural material that requires proper care to ensure the longevity of your sweater.
We recommend hand washing your garment. Rinse it first with lukewarm water, then a second time with cold water.
If the care label of the piece mentions the possibility of machine washing, set it to a dedicated wool setting, at “Cold” temperature. Use a special wool detergent.
When the laundry cycle is finished, lay it out flat to dry. You can iron your woolen garment by placing a damp cloth between the iron and the wool to prevent burning the fibers.
Made in France
Saint James is the Normandy-based purveyor of the original Breton Striped Shirt. This item is produced in its employee-owned atelier in France, where only the finest ingredients are sourced for pieces that last decades and using panels of fabric for minimal waste. Learn more about our heritage and production methods in the "Since 1889" section.
