Mister Freedom 2009 Fall Preview
by L.A. Ruano, June 24, 2009
Showcasing the masterful work of Christophe Loiron, we get a preview of the upcoming collection from Los Angeles-based clothing company Mister Freedom. The Sugar Cane-manufactured line continues their premium apparel creations, taking cues from the past and incorporating them into their own signature brand of product. Fall 2009 offers a wide range of finely crafted items including mechanic button-down shirts, a leather Horsehide jacket, various knits and outerwear, denim, headwear and a footwear offering.
Source: A Time To Get
Guilty.
I was well aware that my influences and the inspiration that went into the designing process of this collection would render it ‘not for everyone’.
As we often express ourselves through our daily clothes, we thankfully have different things to say and this creates colorful streets.
Hardly concerned by everyone’s style and tastes, I respectfully do not impose mine.
I make the clothes I want, the way I want, no consulting, no market studies, no howling with the wolves.
Some people like them; some don’t. The good news is that the later won’t have to since I hardly flood the market and one has many other options and opportunities to be lead by advertising or their own style.
And thank you. I am as well relieved to know that certain real winners won’t be seen walking around with Mister Freedom® products. From the ‘happy few’, thank you.
Christophe Loiron, Owner
MISTER FREEDOM®
yo kiko, theres not a company on earth that kills horses for their leather. its a by product of the horse racing industry. retard. and the oter comments don’t even deserve a response.
@justin bobboy Thank you brother for acnologing that it is not work wear if you don’t work. LA pricks, I am not a hater by nature but I have to say I hate this brand.
The denim is sick. I got a pair of SugarCane okinawas, and they are so clean.
paying for quality? you mean paying for made in the USA garments with low production minimums, which in turn, jacks up retail. yeah i can understand “quality and construction” of a garment but when you’re making items to replicate american workwear and targeting an audience who probably never held a blue collar job in their life is pretty retarded. quality? cool. will they ever know how well it’ll withstand? doubt it. just like denim snobs talking about quality denim b/c their jeans can go through countless PBR stains and fixie skids to get the perfect “look.”
Maybe you guys just dont understand the influence Christophe and his designs have.
You’re lookin at the top of the totem pole fellas…
some money + no taste = this
Horsehide! Are you kidding me! Forget about the colors this brand is killing one of the most useful animals in the world, and for what, some ugly jacket. At least have the decency to make your jackets out of cow like every one else. I just hate when people will kill such and elegant and tranquil beast for their own purposes. Mister Freedom will officially be one of the worst brands if not the worst brands out there.
However if you are looking for that vintage feel, check out Maine there are plenty of brands who know the true root of the workman’s style. Not like some LA asshole who try to jump on every trend bandwagon there is.
People spend that money because these are quality pieces in terms of material and construction.
And “so fresh” you better be a huge stud if you’re gonna wear that jacket……otherwise you’ll look like a big HOMO
Im sure this company is talented but this stuff is not cool. I agree with pete and mac dre, they know what’s up. Are they serious with that graphic that’s on the white L/S T??? People buy that shit too!!! Crazy. Hey Mister whatever your name is……..laughing straight to the bank huh? I get it. Why put forth your best effort when people buy your worst BS? I’m not mad at you. I wouldn’t do it but whatever floats your boat.
not as bad as their usual ware.
i can never understand why people are willing to spend all that money to seem like you were cryogentically frozen at the turn of the century.
how is that a no-no. Mister Freedom is amazing in every aspect. If only the prices were lower, but then again you pay for quality
that jacket is horrible! black and brown leather is a big no-no
i just did a backflip over that brown bomberish jacket with the plaid inside the collar, damn its sick!
lovin the vintage feel