Name: Second Hand Mister Freedom Jacket Chaparral Blouse Indigo Melton Wool Size 42
SKU: 1082816

Second Hand Mister Freedom Jacket Chaparral Blouse Indigo Melton Wool Size 42

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Mister Freedom is not about reproductions or trends, but creating historically plausible original clothes that never existed but could have.

The brand started out as a retail space combined with designs studio located in a red brick building in down town LA and today the brand is also producing a small collection of well made garments focusing on an ascetic inspired by the past with a purpose to be worn in your everyday life. MSFC is a collaboration between Mister Freedom and Japanese Sugar Cane (part of Toyo enterprise). And together they work on producing clothing that are made without compromising on material and manufacturing methods, in order to make things as good as it possibly can be done.

The Chaparral Blouse is inspired by 1920′s 30′s sport type jackets, leather A-1 type coats and early Chimayo jackets, to create an all original MF pattern.

The fabric of choice is an indigo dyed heavy melton wool. A wonderful jacket for those who appreciate the aging properties of indigo. Just look at the patina this one has started to develop!

This MF garment is designed in California by Mister Freedom and manufactured in Japan by Sugar Cane Co.

This jacket is second hand but in great condition, the patine it has only makes it more beautiful in our opinion.

- Second Hand Mister Freedom Jacket Chaparral Blouse Indigo Melton Wool
- Size 42 (Small in size and fits more like a size 40)
- Indigo dyed
- Shell 100% wool
- Lining 100% cotton
- Two front pockets
- One chest pocket
- Side adjusters
- Corozo wood buttons
- Horsehide leather side and cuff cinch straps
- Made in Japan

All measurements are in centimeters and measured on a flat surface. Width is measured straight across the chest from armpit to armpit, length is measured at the back of the garment from the neck down and the sleeve length is measured on the underarm from the armpit to the end of the cuff.