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Q&A with Mister Freedom

14 October 2009, 19.14 | Posted in Denim, Fashion, stores | 1 comment »

Selectism - Q&A with Mister Freedom

Denim Maniac has a nice interview with the people behind Mister Freedom. “The concept behind Mister Freedom is the brain child of French expatriate Christophe Loiron. Since 2003, MF’s brick building at Beverly Boulevard is filled with a huge inventory of vintage clothing, footwear and accessories for men and women from the 1850’s to the present alongside Loiron’s original creations. The 3200 sq ft retail space also offers rare textiles, vintage books as well as antique props for deco. This extensive eclectic collection of vintage items is collected around the world and updated regularly with new finds. Oh, and let’s not forget Mister Freedom also collaborates with Japanese manufacturing experts “Sugar Cane & Co” (of Tokyo based “Toyo Enterprises”) for a full line of clothing, made in USA and Japan.”

Read the full Q&A at Denim Maniac.


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1 comment
  1. Wow I simply adore how that store looks, its got that real high end milano thrift store type feel!

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