From the 19th century onwards, moleskin was used for workers' work clothes. Its name comes from the English word "mole skin" meaning "mole skin".
It is a cotton canvas with a weave
very tight known to be robust,
warm and even water-repellent.
For its collection, Kidur has selected a 390gr/m² unbrushed moleskin.
Woven in the Vosges at its partner's Telatex.
Its extremely tight satin weave gives it a certain shine, a soft, thick and particularly robust feel...
Kidur Moleskine pieces:
41 SAFRE JACKET
BASILE SAFRE PANTS
THE CHARENTAISES
KIDUR x RONDINAUD
ROBIN
CANADIAN NAVY
THE ABYSS TRAIN
