C I N A B R E

Lac de Côme, Tiramisu, Blazer Cinabre et nos pantalons Palace.

Notre hôpital à chemises est ouvert. On a tous cette chemise. Celle qui a essuyé un peu trop de fins de soirée. Celle qui a connu vos meilleures histoires. Ses poignets sont épuisés, son col a rendu les armes, mais impossible de s'en séparer. Cinabre peut désormais vous proposer un service de réanimation. Qu'elle vienne de chez Cinabre ou d'une autre marque, nos spécialistes opèrent votre chemise pour lui offrir un second souffle. L'encolure ou les poignets meurtris sont remplacés par de solides finitions en coton blanc immaculé, et notamment notre col signature "Cocteau". Our Shirt Hospital is now open. We all have that one shirt. The one that’s seen a few too many late nights. The one that’s lived through your best stories. Its cuffs are exhausted, its collar has surrendered, but parting with it is out of the question. Cinabre is now ready to admit it for intensive care. Whether it comes from Cinabre or another label, our specialists operate on your shirt to give it a second wind. The weary collar or cuffs are replaced with sturdy, immaculate white cotton elements—most notably our signature "Cocteau" collar. Repairing a tired piece isn't just about nostalgia; it's a matter of principle. At Cinabre, we champion a wardrobe built to last. A garment is only truly well-crafted if it can age right alongside you.

Notre "Black Tie Croisière". Cinabre first Ivory Dinner Jacket A few years back, at a wedding in Mauritius, I opted for an ivory dinner jacket as the latitude demands. In the majestic setting of a historic house rented by the newlyweds, I somehow gave the impression of owning the estate: I spent the cocktail hour sipping my drink and accepting congratulations for "the excellence of the reception" and "the pristine state of my gardens." That’s the magic of this jacket: it instantly hands you the keys to the place. Cinabre already offered the complete Black Tie wardrobe; this spring, we’re releasing its "great outdoors" counterpart with our very first ivory dinner jacket. This jacket was created to the highest standards of craftsmanship with our signature shoulder line. The piece features a traditional full canvas construction and a generous shawl collar. We cut it from a fluid and lightweight Loro Piana wool barathea, lined in ivory Bemberg Satin. No linen that surrenders at the first Negroni.

Simon porte le Blazer du Jour Cachemire Camel N°1, la Chemise John John N°1, la Cravate Médaillons Lie de Vin et le Pantalon Palace Marine N°1.

The places, people, and things that made our March nights: - A proper kick-starter table: @rives__rives , an Aveyronnais bistro in the 11th, with two irresistible draws in my book : the impeccable sausage and aligot, and a turntable by the zinc counter spinning 70s disco-funk into the night. -The book "The Last Hurrah" by @dafyddjonesphotographer , documenting Oxford University parties in the early '80s and catching the bleary-eyed survivors at dawn. Untied bow ties and crumpled ballgowns: superb. - The Sunday nights @rexclub (right next to our @cinabrelessuites ) for the Legends party. This time, American house icon Louie Vega took over the decks. To read about Paris’s very first cocktail tasting menu or my best winter weekend in Provence at a mythical address, subscribe to our newsletter on our homepage website (link in bio). You’ll receive more like this each month.

Liam porte le Blazer du Soir Velours Bleu Nuit N°1, la Cravate Cannage Rose Dragée, la Chemise Col Contrasté Bleue N°1 et le Pantalon Palace Blanc N°1.

Le Pantalon Palace Crème N°1 avec nos Opéra Pump.

Le Pyjama Rayures Rose N°1.

The Six Nations rugby tournament is drawing to a close. Tomorrow is the Crunch. France vs. England. The only match in the world with a nickname that captures the sound of cracking bones and clashing ambitions. But no matter the score, rugby remains the only combat sport that demands you look sharp the moment the final whistle blows. To honor the tradition of the post-match banquet—where rival teams exchange their official ties—we designed the Rugby collection, with the Crunch tie, the Coq tie, the Club Coq tie, and the Jonny tie. Enjoy the game, everyone. Even those watching it with a hot cup of tea.

The places, people, and pieces that made our February nights:  - A secret location, 40 guests in black tie, a dazzling show, and a single night to burn it all down : that was the inaugural @wato_members_club  party. Keep an eye on their Instagram to try your luck at membership and catch the 2nd edition (April 25th, according to my sources). - Only eight seats available. Not one more. The @restaurantalt.paris  could host three times as many people, but Chef Kazuaki deliberately chose to slow the pace, bringing infinite care to his plates. No need for a Michelin star to reach perfection.  - The book "Clubbing", a deep dive into the global history of clubs, from the invention of the disco ball in 1916 to the present day (in french). Special mention for the chapters on Le Palace and Le Rex, those legendary Parisian clubs sitting right next door to our Suites. To read on the best lasagna of my life, on my safe haven for Saturday nights or on a mysterious new place in Paris, and get more like this each month, subscribe to our newsletter on our website HP (link in bio).

Simon is wearing the Chalk Stripe Blazer N°1, the Burgundy 70s Check Tie, the Blue White Contrast Collar Shirt N°1, a vintage denim shirt - personal collection and the Camel Palace Trouser N°1.

Le détail Palace. Our House Slippers, designed for our own Cinabre Suites and available in six striped variations.