1927. The year it all began. For this new season, Devernois is putting the spotlight back on what has defined the House for nearly a century: pieces you choose once, and wear for a long time. A palette of stone and burgundy, knitwear crafted in France, and silhouettes that have that self-evidence typical of clothes you never want to take off. This isn't a new collection: it's a wardrobe with substance.
The back-to-work wardrobe, timeless edition
Every new season brings the same question: what to wear, day after day, without getting bored? At Devernois, the answer lies in one conviction: it is better to have a back-to-work wardrobe made up of pieces you keep, rather than one new item a week. Since 1927, our knitwear has always been produced in France, with the same high standards and craftsmanship. This season, the House is highlighting its fundamentals: a palette of stone and burgundy, materials that span the seasons without ever feeling heavy, and silhouettes that you can wear and never tire of.
The navy stripe, an iconic piece of the Devernois back-to-work wardrobe.
Knitwear since 1927: expertise crafted in France
Before it was a collection, it was a craft. Since 1927, in Roanne, Devernois knitwear has been crafted with the same high standards: dense knits, materials that hold their shape, and pieces designed to remain in your wardrobe season after season. This French expertise, passed down for nearly a century, can be found in every sweater, every cardigan, and every knit dress in the collection.
The dense knit cardigan, designed to last for several seasons.
Milano quilting, boiled wool, fluid jersey: the key materials of the season
Three materials, three ways to wear this expertise. Milano quilting, boiled wool, and fluid jersey do not try to follow trends: they outlive them. It is these materials that give the Devernois back-to-work wardrobe its structure and comfort, day after day, from the office to evening outings.
- Milano quilting : structured yet flexible, it dresses up dresses and jackets with a crisp look.
- Boiled wool : dense and warm, it lasts through autumn without ever feeling heavy.
- Fluid jersey : the touch of lightness that balances out even the most structured silhouettes.
“This is not a new collection. It’s a wardrobe with substance.”
The navy stripe, the signature piece that never goes out of style
There are patterns you never stop wearing. At Devernois, it’s the stripe. Navy and white, dense and structured, it has always transcended collections without ever going out of style. This season, you can find it on a sweater or a shirt, styled with fluid trousers or a knit skirt: a signature piece to make your own season after season, and one of the surefire staples of any successful back-to-work wardrobe.
The details that make the difference: snap buttons and signature stripes.
New in: burgundy, the essential color of the season
Alongside the historical navy and stone, burgundy stands out this season as the key shade of the Devernois back-to-work wardrobe. Worn as a total look or as a single touch on a sweater or a skirt, this deep color brings character to silhouettes while remaining easy to pair with wardrobe basics.
Burgundy, the new signature color to adopt for the new season.
Building your back-to-work wardrobe with Devernois icons
The strength of a successful back-to-work wardrobe lies in how the pieces work together. A white shirt worn with a printed knit scarf, a striped sweater paired with fluid trousers, an oversized cardigan slipped over a jersey dress: the Devernois icons combine effortlessly, for a wardrobe designed to last well beyond a single season.
The white shirt, twisted with a knit scarf, for a back-to-work wardrobe with personality.
These are pieces that don't play the trend game: they do something better, they create loyalty. That is the entire promise of the Devernois back-to-work wardrobe.
