Forestiere Jacket Cotton Twill Oak

It was time to google, Forestière and this is what I got.

'In 1947, the House of Arnys, founded in 1933, made the original order available to its clients, inspired by the gamekeepers’ jackets worn in the select hunting region of Sologne, and calling it the Forestière. So, back to the beginning …
This jacket was often in corduroy, with a silk lining and a stand-up, high-closing collar and wide sleeves. In Jean Renoir’s 1939 black-and-white classic La règle du jeu (The Rules of the Game), the character of gamekeeper Edouard Schumacher is wearing such a jacket.'

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