In the framework of the capsule collection “Silence of the Seagulls” launched by Le Bon Marché, Sacrebleu reinterpreted its tradition pack while bringing in a contemporary and refreshing vision, with the sea as a starting point.

Sacrebleu unveils a new tradition pack 100% made in France in a limited edition in collaboration with Opinel, Moutet, La Conserverie, la Belle Îloise and Barbe N Blues at an event evening Chez Colette.

Sacrebleu is presented in the sublime Espace Morin of the rue jeune in the 3rd arr. Paris, in an ephemeral concept store: the Marketplace SOIXANTE DIX.

To materialise their common vision and a lifestyle dictated by the stinging spume, the smell of wet sand, pine forests and snow-swept fields, both entities produced a made-in-France shirt back printed “fresh air sporting club “.

Sacrebleu is invited to the 2nd edition of Brunch Bazaar. A stand is created in collaboration with Nil architectures in an ecological and 100% recyclable perspective. Wood, paper and cardboard made in France.

Sacrebleu unveils its “Flagship” cooperation in partnership with the concept store Sauver le Monde (Save the World) and the new Sacrebleu collection Loups de Mer (Seadogs).

Sacrebleu is voted best brand of T-shirts of the year by the No.1 menswear site ‘comme un camion’.

Sacrebleu becomes a partner of the French Youth Team, the team that represents France on the Red Bull America’s Cup in San Francisco, by equipping the team with tee-shirts in the team colours

Sacrebleu appears in the selection du patron (the boss’ choice) founded by Fabrice Richard, also founder of Calepino.

For its first collection, Sacrebleu wanted to pay tribute to French culture, taking up an essential accoutrement of French life: SACREBLEU X OPINEL, the pocket knife.

For its launch, Sacrebleu chooses to work its label in the traditional way on a KOBOLD plate printing press dating from the early twentieth century, SACREBLEU X HOUSE OF PRESS.

This collection tells the story of sailors, authentic, those whose face is carved by the wind and hands knotted by cold.