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The Mister Freedom® Californian Blue Jeans
Our interpretation of the classic five pocket denim jeans
BOSCO PANTS
The style was to become a 1970’s fashion staple, with mass-produced stocks of bells eventually filling-up Army-Navy surplus stores around the world.
RANCH BLOUSE
An original mfsc pattern, influenced by early denim ‘trucker’ type jackets
LA TONKINOISE
Snow denim: Dark and slubby 10 Oz. 2×1 indigo blue denim, White/yellow line selvedge ID, milled in Japan.
NIXON Shirt
Selvedge Color Chambray, The pattern of our ‘Nixon’ shirt is largely inspired by an original 1950’s vintage
TRIPPER BAG DENIM TYPE II
This limited edition “TRIPPER Bag, Type II″ is ‘Mister Freedom® built’, right here in our Los Angeles atelier. In other words, designed and hand made in the USA.
Mister Freedom's Denim Store
CASQUETTE La “Deffe”
The pattern is inspired by early french men’s casquettes, different from the newspaper boy cap, the US version of it
MISTER FREEDOM® x PALLADIUM®:
Introducing the “PALLADENIM”, a traditional PALLADIUM shoe design, revisited by MISTER FREEDOM
TRIPPER Bag Denim Type II
This limited edition “TRIPPER Bag, Type II″ is ‘Mister Freedom built’, right here in our Los Angeles atelier. In other words, designed and hand made in the USA.
The MF® Juke Joint!
So. If you have an urge to cut a rug, shake a leg, do the bop, get rhythm, jump the blues, dig the boogie, or need rock therapy, we are adding a new section to our online store: the MF® Juke Joint
BLUE BLOODED: DENIM HUNTERS AND JEANS CULTURE
Jeans are equal parts subculture and establishment. Worn as both work clothes and luxury fashion, they are practically universal. This book contains everything you need―and want―to know about jeans.
LE PAREO
A collectible mfsc original, inspired by elegant vintage island fashion, traditional Polynesian wear, and business formal attire
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MF® Originals Manufacturer
MFSC® American Headquarters.
Vintage clothing and accessories supplier.
Address:
7161 Beverly Boulevard
Los Angeles, CALIFORNIA 90036
USA
Tel: 323-653-2014
Email:
sales@misterfreedom.com
Store Hours:
11:00 am to 6:00 pm, 7 days a week.
$ 899.95
STORY
FABRIC
PATTERN:
An original MFSC pattern, freely inspired by early 1910’s -1930’s USN and US Coast Guard sailor wool peacoats.
FABRIC:
Shell: Heavy 100% cotton twill, 16 Oz. indigo warp x black weft, white selvedge ID, milled in Japan.
Lining: 100% cotton HBT ‘lizard’ camouflage fabric, milled and printed in Japan.
The MF® Caban Peacoat is ‘designed’ in California by Mister Freedom® and manufactured in Japan by Sugar Cane Co.
SPECS
* 10 button front closure.
* Early USN type ’13 stars’ anchor buttons.
* Four pocket type, two ‘hand warmer’ slash pockets and two flap closure pockets. All lined with golden brown corduroy.
* Leather arrowhead reinforcement on pocket edges.
* Fabric selvedge conspicuously displayed inside pockets and on back vent.
* Removable chin strap.
* HBT ‘lizard’ camouflage fabric lining.
* Zig-Zag stand collar reinforcement stitching.
* Triple labeling on the inside, a nod to past MF® collections.
* Inside chest pocket and ‘cigarette’ pocket.
* 100% cotton stitching, faded ‘oxidized black’ color.
* Made in Japan.
SIZING/ FIT
* DO NOT RUN A WASH CYCLE.
* Soak the garment for 30-45 mn, agitating by hand occasionally to guarantee all fabric fibers are thoroughly soaking in water. This step shrinks the garment. Opting to use hot water might increase shrinkage and will also result in more indigo color loss.
* Turn dial to final spin, by-passing all washing cycles, and spin dry the garment.
* The fun part: briefly put-on the garment to ‘mold it’ and shape it to your body. This step will ‘set’ creases in arms and shoulders.
CLICK TO ENLARGE
* Hang the garment and let dry overnight. Do not use a machine dryer.
When fully dry, the jacket will be very stiff from the re-activated starch still in the fibers, but that stiffness is temporary and will naturally subside with wear, as you move around.
The fit of the caban is true-to-size after the initial soak/dry process. If you are usually a Medium (38) in mfsc, you are a Medium (38) in the indigo caban peacoat.
Please refer to sizing chart for measurements. Please note our measurements reflect a 30mn cold soak/spin dry/line dry process, resulting in minimal shrinkage.
CARE
SIZING/WASHING:
DO NOT MACHINE WASH.
This garment is too heavy and voluminous for a regular home washer, even one boasting “Heavy Duty”. A machine wash cycle will either ruin the jacket, the machine, or both.
Unless engaging in activities such as oil field extraction or industrial commercial fishing your coat should not need extensive cleaning. Professional eco-friendly dry-cleaning is recommended should heavy soiling occur. Spot cleaning with a wet rag is an option for minor stain.
Additionally, the initial soaking process can be repeated, with a minimal dose of eco-friendly detergent added to the bath to hand wash the garment.
Again… DO NOT MACHINE WASH.
Note that the indigo twill of the caban will initially ‘bleed’ for a period of time and color transfer will temporarily stain light-colored garments and furniture.
Available RAW/unwashed
COLOR:
SUGGESTIONS:
Tonkinoise Shirt
Color: Denim Snow
$329.95
Garrison Twill Pants
Color: 12.5oz Midnight Denim
$349.95
The Garrison Shirt
Color: 12.4 oz Midnight Denim Twill
$349.95
The Party Jacket
Color: 10oz Denim & ERDL Camo
$749.95
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