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GUY COTTEN SAS

Tregunc, France

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Guy Cotten SAS is a French company founded in 1962 that specializes in producing high-quality rainwear and waterproof clothing for professionals in the maritime and agricultural sectors. The company created the famous "yellow slicker" and serves yachts manufactured in France, including those from MACSF GUY COTTEN. Guy Cotten has been present at the Solitaire du Figaro sailing event, where it was awarded a podium position. The company participates in international maritime expos, such as Expo Mar in Brazil, and will host the event in Itajaí in 2026 for the third time. Guy Cotten SAS operates from an address on Route de Concarneau in Trégunc, France, and has been active since its founding in 1962.

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