Enjoy this summer's French casual wear at Aigle.

Huge lumps of latex are rolled into sheets by a rolling machine. In the factory, workers are working to cut the latex that is constantly being sent out. The scene switches to a row of craftsmen working side by side, fishing the sewn latex into the last, and then deftly pulling it together at the bottom. The tube already has a smooth look, but the craftsman uses a special tool that fits in the palm of his hand to thoroughly eliminate wrinkles.

AIGLE's signature rubber boots are still made by 200 craftsmen in Châtellerault, a town in western France, one pair at a time. It takes about two years for a craftsman to be recognized as a full-fledged maker of these boots, which undergo a total of 60 processes per pair.

The history of Aigle began in 1853 in Montargis in the Loire region. Hiram Hutchison, an American businessman who patented the rubber vulcanization process invented by Charles Goodyear, chose France as the place to establish the company. The reason for crossing the sea is not clear, but perhaps out of a sense of nostalgia, the brand name was taken from the national bird of his homeland, the eagle. The rubber boots, inspired by Wellington boots, were enthusiastically supported by farmers and herdsmen who had only known wooden boots, and became the most famous rubber boots in the world. The company consistently produces approximately 1.1 million pairs per year.

Through repeated field tests, the company has established boots that are waterproof, durable, flexible, and comfortable at a high level. The reason why the craftsmanship of the past shows no sign of fading even 165 years after its establishment is that each and every craftsman has imbibed the intuition of the Aigle brand in his or her body. It is almost a miracle that Aigle continues to manufacture its products in its own factory in France, which withdrew from the secondary industry at an early stage.

Aigle" survived and became a brand widely loved by the French people. Aigle is an indispensable presence in the French elegance style, where one can enjoy dressing in one's own way based on ethereal items that are the result of careful refinement of functionality.

The apparel, which has its origins in raincoats released in the 1920s, also believes in a function-inspired design approach. The online store's narrowed-down search includes technology in addition to price and size, and the technology includes more than 20 options, which is surprising.