Cocktails, Blazers, and High Fidelity
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RESISTANCE
As temperatures drop, Paris shifts into "survival" mode. The streets are witnessing the return of a questionable layering technique: the nylon puffer jacket wedged beneath a tired coat. No, winter is not a surrender. At Cinabre, the resistance is organizing—both thermal and stylistic. The cold is merely an excellent excuse to layer fine fabrics and structure the silhouette.
To hold the line, even at 39°F, we are launching a collection of 6 new blazers (accompanied by 3 addresses where you should be wearing them, listed at the end of this newsletter).
FABRICS WITH CHARACTER
For this new series, we selected fabrics capable of structuring a silhouette. We start with an exceptional camel cashmere, 100% pure, woven by Maison Loro Piana. We’ve tested it: the softness of this blazer is enough to raise morale—and almost a few degrees—on the worst winter days.
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We also chose a sublime Prince of Wales in a wool and cashmere blend, as well as a traditional Black Watch Tartan crafted from a very fine English wool. Two assertive patterns that leave a mark..
Finally, three elegant colors arrive to wake up the daily grey: an enveloping Charcoal Flannel, a luminous Ochre Wool, and a Brown Gabardine, cut with an impeccable drape.
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A BLAZER FOR THE HOLIDAYS
These new models are available now in our boutique and on our e-shop. If your desired size is no longer in stock, we will launch production via Made to Order. This requires 4 to 6 weeks of patience—the time necessary for hand-crafted production.
If you wish to gift a Cinabre blazer for Christmas that is not immediately available, we will prepare an illustration of the model, signed by the studio. It is a beautiful object to present on the big day while awaiting the delivery of the final piece. To activate this option or check stock, simply ask Paul.
HIGH FIDELITY COCKTAILS
At Cinabre, we love clothes, and we love the lives that go with them even more. These new blazers were not made to sleep in a closet; they are waiting to be taken out. Take them to sip drinks that know how to swing.
Paris has set its watch to Listening Bars time. My favorites among this year's new wave? Patate Douce for its direct supply line from Mamiche (the famous parisian bakery), and Billie for its ultra-polished setting (book the second seating for the restaurant if you want to catch the room as the energy builds). A safe bet, Frequence still distinguishes itself with a 4 AM closing time on weekends, Japanese plates to die for, and an ultra-sharp vinyl selection that you can listen to... and buy on the spot.
La Patate Douce, 3 rue Borda, 75003 Paris, Billie, 36 rue des Petits Champs, 75002 Paris, Fréquence, 20 rue Keller, 75011 Paris.
I wish you happy holidays with family, preferably in a blazer,
