"FRENCH FEMALE PIRATE" POLO SHIRT ǀ MEN ǀ "PIRATE SPIRIT"
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*The French woman Anne Dieu-Le-Veut, whose name translates to Anne God-Wants, a title said to speak to her tenacious nature, was from Brittany. She came to the Caribbean island of Tortuga in the late 1660s. From there she suffered some rocky years that made her a widow twice over, as well as a mother of two. But as fate would have it, her second husband was killed by the man who'd become her third. Dieu-le-Veut insisted on a duel with Laurens de Graaf, to avenge her late mate. The Dutch buccaneer was so taken by her courage that he refused to fight her, and instead offered her his hand.
*Dieu-le-Veut set sail with de Graaf, which was considered odd as many seamen considered women on ships bad luck. They were inseparable partners who sneered at superstition.
Imagined in Brittany and printed in France, our polo shirts are all pleasing to wear, soft to the touch and comfortable. Our garments are made only from natural fibres from sustainable plantations that lend unrivalled softness to our items. ORGANIC cotton is not an option, it’s a requirement. Our polo shirts are printed with organic inks.
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*The French woman Anne Dieu-Le-Veut, whose name translates to Anne God-Wants, a title said to speak to her tenacious nature, was from Brittany. She came to the Caribbean island of Tortuga in the late 1660s. From there she suffered some rocky years that made her a widow twice over, as well as a mother of two. But as fate would have it, her second husband was killed by the man who'd become her third. Dieu-le-Veut insisted on a duel with Laurens de Graaf, to avenge her late mate. The Dutch buccaneer was so taken by her courage that he refused to fight her, and instead offered her his hand.
*Dieu-le-Veut set sail with de Graaf, which was considered odd as many seamen considered women on ships bad luck. They were inseparable partners who sneered at superstition.