This page brings together the shirts Camberabero, when the brand offers them, for those who want a city garment marked by the history of French rugby. The name is that of the brothers Guy and Lilian, artisans of the first Grand Slam of the French XV in 1968. We trace this family saga and guide you in choosing a collar, fabric, and size.
A saga from La Voulte, to wear in the city.
The Camberabero family is one of the major families in French rugby. The brothers Guy and Lilian, fly-half and scrum-half for La Voulte, were part of the team that won the first Grand Slam for France in the Five Nations Tournament in 1968; two years later, La Voulte became the French champions. Didier, Guy's son, took over: thirty-six caps between 1982 and 1991 and three hundred fifty-four points scored with the Blues. In 1991, Guy agreed to lend the family name to a clothing brand, which his family eventually took over.
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The button-down collar, with its points fixed to the shirt by two little buttons, retains its shape even when worn open: it's the ultimate casual collar, perfect for weekends and trips to watch a match. The classic collar, with free points strengthened by stays, goes better with a tie and a dressed-up outfit. Between the two, the Italian collar, with widely spaced points, is often worn open. For a rugby-style shirt, marked by a name with a rich history, the button-down collar remains the natural choice, embracing its sporting heritage.
Before ordering, check three measurements: the collar size, taken at the base of the neck with a finger's ease, the shoulder width from one shoulder to the other and the sleeve length, which should cover the wrist when the arm is extended. A cotton shirt is washed at thirty degrees, with buttons open, then hung damp on a wide hanger that respects the shoulder shape. The ironing always follows the same order: the collar first on the reverse side, then the cuffs, sleeves, back yoke, and finally the fronts, carefully avoiding the buttons with the tip of the iron.
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Guy and Lilian Camberabero played for La Voulte Sportif, an Ardeche club that was crowned champion of France in 1970. It was under this jersey that they forged their partnership, which was later carried into the French team.
Yes, he was part of the French team that reached the final of the first World Cup in 1987 against New Zealand. Son of Guy, he extended the family legacy under the blue jersey until 1991.
Take a shirt that fits well at home and measure it flat: chest width from armpit to armpit, shoulder width and length. Then simply compare these values to the brand's size guide.
Pure cotton does crease more than a blended fabric, especially fine poplin. An Oxford, being thicker, doesn’t crease as much and stands up well to rough ironing, making it a great ally for travel.
Treat the stain before washing with a bit of Marseille soap or dish soap, gently rubbed with a soft brush. After a few minutes of soaking, the shirt can go in the washing machine at thirty degrees as usual.