Camargue identity in a jacket.
Camargue identity in a jacket.
The gardian jacket has its origins in the Camargue tradition and in the workshops of Régis Reynaud in Nîmes, who produced costumes for the gardians at the request of the founder of the gardian nation.
Made from short-cut black palatine velvet, with collar, fronts and pockets trimmed in shiny black soutache, it retains the essential elements of the traditional model worn by Camargue gardians, while adapting to contemporary use. The interior is lined with red satin.
Button fastening is used on the front and cuffs. Finally, the jacket features front flap pockets, a chest pocket and a back slit for easy movement.
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