Mister Freedom has become known for drawing inspiration from different historical eras and creating pieces that range from 1930’s naval inspired jackets to 1960’s Californian Sportswear shirts. Their newest collection, aptly named “Viva La Revolucion“, reflects the styles of 1800’s European settlers of the Old West and while there are a couple pieces in the collection that are worth spending time discussing, one of the standouts is the “VAQUERO” blue jean.
Deciding to model the pants on European trousers rather than the cowboy jean that are much more common today, Mister Freedom has incorporated details such as side cinch straps, flared waistband, no back yoke, and an open bottom hem. The fabric used is a slubby left hand twill denim supplied by Sugar Cane Co. from Japan which is a blend of cotton and sugar cane fibers. The combination of the tough fabric with the more traditional trouser silhouette is something that even the most die-hard denimheads can appreciate and enjoy.
Mister Freedom consistently creates unique pieces that blend together old styles with modern touches and this jean is no exception. While they may not be for everybody, expect these to sell out quickly as they are made in highly limited quantities.
Details
- Name: Mister Freedom Vaquero
- Weight: 14 Oz.
- Fit: Relaxed
- Denim: Unsanforized, Okinawa 301 50/50 cotton-recycled sugar cane fibers from Sugar Cane Co., milled in Japan
- Other Details:
- Trouser construction
- Green lined selvedge
- NOS striped cotton twill pocketbags
- Back welt pockets
- Pants will shrink to the tagged size
- Made in USA
- Available at: Mister Freedom for $379.95
Photos
Sketch and fit of the Mister Freedom Vaquero Denim
