Location

Paris, Île-de-France, France

Founded

2007

Price range

Mid-range

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

128 products

New arrivals

38 this month

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Bonnegueule

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BonneGueule is a French men’s fashion brand known for its thoughtful, honest approach to modern menswear. The brand focuses on core wardrobe pieces such as shirts, trousers, knitwear, jackets, and casual staples that are designed to be well-fitted, easy to wear, and built to last. BonneGueule doesn’t just make clothes — it focuses on clear explanations of fit, fabric quality, and style choices to help men dress with confidence. Instead of fast trends, the brand emphasises classic, wearable designs that work in everyday life, work settings, and smart-casual occasions. The clothing feels approachable and dependable, with an emphasis on good materials and sensible design. BonneGueule appeals to people who want a strong foundation of modern style without fuss. It’s ideal for men looking for wardrobe staples that feel high quality, understandable, and easy to style.

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Geoffrey Bruyere
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Benoit Wojtenka
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Benoît Wojtenka
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Geoffrey Bruyère

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Frequently asked questions

When was Bonnegueule founded?
Bonnegueule was founded in 2007.
Where is Bonnegueule based?
Bonnegueule is based in Paris, France.
What is Bonnegueule known for?
Bonnegueule is known for its thoughtful, honest approach to modern menswear with an emphasis on clear explanations of fit, fabric quality, and style choices. The brand focuses on classic, wearable designs that work in everyday life, work settings, and smart-casual occasions rather than fast trends.
What is the price range of Bonnegueule?
Bonnegueule is in the mid range price category, offering quality clothing at accessible price points.
What products does Bonnegueule offer?
Bonnegueule offers core wardrobe pieces including shirts, trousers, knitwear, jackets, and casual staples designed to be well-fitted, easy to wear, and built to last.
What makes Bonnegueule unique?
Bonnegueule stands out by combining high-quality materials and sensible design with educational content that helps men understand fit and style choices, making modern menswear approachable and dependable rather than trend-focused or complicated.

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