mister freedom | campus blouse "santa fe" - black

the ranch blouse is an original mister freedom pattern inspired by 1930’s sportswear ‘cossack’ type unlined leather jackets. this version is made in usa from an all-cotton wide-wale corduroy (8 wale cord), milled in japan. this fabric is reminiscent of traditional “velour d’amiens”, the famed sturdy wide-wale cotton corduroy material from franceused for hunting wear/workwear in the 1930s.

• color: black
• “double-cross” 100% cotton corduroy, 8 wale cord, jet black, 14 oz., milled in japan
• side gussets & pocketing: nos 2×1 dark indigo 10.5 oz. japanese denim
• trims: black tea-core leather trims (pocket stops/side straps)
• woven fabric interpretation of our classic veg-tan leather campus jacket
• an original pattern inspired by 1930’s sportswear ‘cossack’ type unlined leather jackets, with all necessary construction/pattern edits
• arm/cuff construction borrowed from our ranch blouse pattern
• trim and short 1930’s silhouette, complimenting mid-to-high-waisted trousers and dungarees
• one-piece back
• fully unlined, clean and challenging flat-felled seam construction, no overlock seams
• slash pockets with leather arrowhead pocket stops
• nos 2×1 denim accents on side gussets/pocket welts/under collar facing with interesting contrast texture, will develop attractive patina with wear
• adjustable side strap style inspired by our 2012 drover blouse
• keyhole buttonholes
• black corozo wood (aka ivory nut) ‘cat eyes’ buttons
• black tonal stitching, 100% cotton thread
• mister freedom® original ‘the sportsman’ black & gold rayon woven label
• made in california, usa, in an ethically-responsible and small family-owned factory

eric is 188cm tall, weighs 72kg and wears size 38

write us (info@stuf-f.com) if you have questions about cut | size | washing recommendation.