The jacket is in stock. Only one production run for the season, while flannel supplies last.
This means you will receive it 3 to 4 days after placing your order.
A few jackets are also available at our store at 15, rue Debelleyme Paris 3e starting at 11 am on Saturday.

A size chart is available in our size guide, accessible as soon as the jacket goes online.
It is available from XS to XXL, and we recommend choosing your usual size.
It is worn in size S in the photos and the model is 1.71m tall.

Only one for the season, a houndstooth flannel version with gray, black, and a thin blue stripe. It can be worn with all shades of denim :)
It's a subtle tribute to "office" jackets from the 80s and 90s.

Yes, we accept returns, exchanges, and store credits within 14 days of receiving your garment.
It is normal and legal to be able to return an item when there is a sizing issue or a significant discrepancy between the promised quality and the actual quality of the received item.
Another type of return can be avoided: those resulting from FOMO purchases. That's why we encourage you to put more "commitment" into the act of buying. Be aware: it's not easy to decondition yourself; e-commerce sites and brands have done EVERYTHING in the last 15 years to promote one-click shopping and impulse purchases. The goal was obviously to encourage purchases, but the result has also been to unleash returns and push overconsumption.
What we mean is: you are not to blame for this conditioning, but you are responsible (like us) for changing fashion and how it operates.
When you buy an item without thinking "just to try it on" and then return it, you unnecessarily tie up inventory that could have been offered to someone who truly wanted it. You generate significant costs for transport, quality control, restocking... not to mention the carbon footprint. We can do better :)

The jacket is offered at €350.

Preamble:
There are as many prices, ways of setting prices, and pricing structures as there are brands.
The notion of quality differs among brands. At Patine, it is defined by a triptych of aesthetics, durability, and commitment.
A price is not necessarily indicative of the quality, durability, and environmental impact of a garment.
We do not claim that our price is low. However, we do claim a very low cost per wear and ethical remuneration for our excellent partners. We are constantly building an innovative brand model that offers an unprecedented quality-to-price ratio.

Here's how we set our prices:

• As with Patine's entire catalog, the jacket's price is determined based on costs.
• First, the cost of the material. We chose dormant stock flannel from a luxury house thanks to our partner Nona Source.
• Then, the cost of manufacturing. The jacket is made in Portugal in a state-of-the-art workshop that collaborates with the biggest names in luxury...and now Patine. Our construction and finishing choices are costly, but we deemed them essential for the silhouette's appeal and the jacket's durability. The jacket is lined, all pockets are piped, and the collar is felt-lined. The manufacturing price was negotiated, but respects our commitment to ethical remuneration.
• Other costs: the price also includes project development costs (the time and expertise of the brilliant pattern maker who collaborates with Patine, prototypes, technical tests...), transport, and a margin that covers our operating costs.
• Regarding the weight of each of these costs in the price: our investments in advertising, muses, and influencers are limited. We make few markdowns and we refrain from inflating our prices to include a promotional budget. To conclude:
• Finally, we apply 20% VAT.
• Important: the Patine brand is primarily distributed directly on the website and in our store. If we were to switch to classic distribution in multi-brand stores, we would have to increase the price to include the distributors' margin. As an indication, we estimate that the jacket's price would increase to approximately €650, even while maintaining margin coefficients at the lower end of the market average.