Our selection includes wonderful Busnel jackets for fall and winter. The story of the brand is so incredibly great that we want to share it with you.
Busnel was born in France by Monsieur and Madame Busnel already in 1920. They initially built a factory on the west coast of France, with the aim of creating a brand whose products were made of the highest quality wool.
Shortly after the establishment of the factory, the brand became known to everyone and the "Fisherman's sweater" shirt became an important trademark for Busnel. Busnel also supplied knitted clothing to the French army during World War II.
After this, Anita Falkenberg bought the brand in Scandinavia and in 1970 founded the Busnel agency in Stockholm. When Anita first introduced the brand to a large audience, the knitted Victoria jacket with gold buttons became a significant symbol for the modern woman of the time.
In 2009, Anita's daughter Louise Falkenberg bought Busnel with the idea of slightly renewing the brand. Over the past few years, Busnel has continued to grow and has maintained its main goal of making "slow fashion" products from the highest possible quality wool that last a lifetime.
Even today, Busnel's heritage is a very important part of the brand. It continues to focus on creating products for elegant and sophisticated women made from luxurious fabrics and wool products are made in the same factory on the French coast that Monsieur and Madame Busnel once built. The factory has 30 employees, who make even the smallest details of each woolen product by hand.
Busnel is a responsible brand and its key philosophy is that it only makes two collections a year; clothes that will last the lifetime of the buyer. It is their counterattack against the "fast fashion" fashion houses.
Here are some selections from Busnel's jacket delights found in our stores:
