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Discover our exclusive selection of final pieces at 50% off, from previous collections. These exceptional accessories, carefully preserved in stock, are all made in France, in our workshops in Oloron-Sainte-Marie, with the same high standards of quality and respect for artisanal traditions.
Berets, caps, or wool accessories — each model embodies the excellence of the Maison’s craftsmanship, using noble materials and faithful to the heritage of southwest French manufacturing. Treat yourself to an authentic French beret or an iconic piece at a reduced price, with no compromise on authenticity or quality.
Hurry — these final pieces are available in very limited quantities, and there will be no restocking.
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THE TRADITIONAL FRENCH BERET MADE IN FRANCE
Laulhère offers you an exclusive selection of final pieces at 50% off, from previous collections. These exceptional accessories, carefully preserved in stock, are all made in France in our workshops in Oloron-Sainte-Marie, crafted with the same high standards of quality and respect for artisanal traditions.
Berets, caps, or wool accessories — each model embodies the excellence and craftsmanship of Laulhère, made from noble materials and produced in the southwest of France, true to our heritage. Treat yourself to an authentic French beret or an iconic piece at a reduced price, with no compromise on authenticity or craftsmanship.
Hurry — these final pieces are available in very limited quantities, and there will be no restocking.
Frequent questions
how to wear a beret?
The beret is a timeless accessory that can be worn in many ways, depending on your style and preference. You can wear it slightly tilted forward for a bold look, to the side for a more relaxed appearance, positioned at the back of the head for a soft and romantic style, or straight for a classic and elegant fit. Thanks to the "cabillou," the small stem located at the top of the beret, you can easily adjust its position and place it precisely according to the desired effect.
how to choose the right beret size?
To choose the right size for your beret, we recommend consulting our Size Guide page. There you will find all the necessary information, including a printable measuring tape to accurately measure your head circumference before placing your order. Taking the time to measure properly ensures you select the ideal size and fully enjoy the comfort and elegance of your Laulhère beret, carefully made in France.
how to clean a beret?
Machine washing, hand washing, or dry cleaning are not recommended to preserve the quality of your beret. In case of a stain, gently blot with absorbent paper, then clean the area with a soft brush or a natural sponge slightly dampened with soapy lukewarm water, being careful not to overly wet the beret. Let it air dry at room temperature and finish with gentle brushing to restore its original look.
what is a basque beret?
The Basque beret is a traditional French beret, iconic of southwest France. Generally made from French merino wool, it is recognized by its round, flat, and soft shape. Despite its name, it originates from Béarn, not the Basque Country. At Laulhère, the authentic Basque beret is crafted in our workshops in Oloron-Sainte-Marie, following a tradition of craftsmanship and excellence passed down since 1840.
where is the basque beret made?
The authentic Basque beret is made in France, in the southwest, the historical birthplace of this iconic accessory. At Laulhère, all our berets, including the Basque beret, are crafted in our workshops in Oloron-Sainte-Marie, following a tradition of craftsmanship and excellence passed down since 1840.