Mister Freedom is a clothing brand established in 2003 in Los Angeles, California. The brand operates from a studio in Los Angeles and was founded by Christophe Loiron.
Christophe Loiron, a French expatriate, founded Mister Freedom in Los Angeles in 2003. In 2006, the brand began a collaboration with Toyo Enterprises, the parent company of Sugar Cane and Buzz Rickson. This partnership enabled Mister Freedom to produce garments in the United States and Japan.
Mister Freedom collaborates with Toyo Enterprises for its manufacturing operations. Production takes place in both the United States and Japan. The headquarters in Los Angeles functions as the creative studio, where initial samples and prototypes are developed.
The brand uses materials such as New Old Stock fabrics and exclusive Japanese textiles. One example is the Berkeley Shirt, which is made from NOS indigo Dobby Stripe fabric, a 100% cotton textile with a specific woven pattern.
Mister Freedom produces a range of garments and accessories inspired by vintage styles and historical references. The product line includes jeans, shirts, jackets, vests, bandanas, footwear, sportcoats, slacks, chinos, sweaters, and t-shirts.