Colored denim made its way to the forefront of fashion for casual wear suppliers and westernwear brands in the 1950’s. By the next decade, the catalogs of the “Big Three” were all spiced-up with a range of colorful models, alongside the traditional indigo blue utilitarian dungaree offerings.
Our 12 Oz. “ICE-BLU” denim twill, the Mister Freedom® interpretation of vintage colored denims features a sky blue indigo warp and ecru weft and solid white selvedge.
To match the Californian Lot.674s we gave our staple Ranch Blouse, the "ICE-BLU" treatment. For the Texas Tuxedo-shy, mixing-up either top or bottom with traditional darker denim might be the ticket. Either way, these two pieces are quite versatile for anyone with a sense of style anchored in old classics.
The Californian Lot. 674 combines the best of two worlds, the top block of the Lot. 64 with the tapered leg of the Lot. 74, for a pair of blue jeans with a mid-60’s twist. The Lot 674 is our slimmest jeans silhouette, and is as slim as we’ll go.
The “ICE-BLU” Californian LOT.674 are designed in California by Mister Freedom®, and manufactured in USA in collaboration with Sugar Cane Co., from denim fabric milled in Japan.
