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The pattern of the MF ADVISOR Jacket was adapted from a , cut from a late 60s US Army ERDL poncho liner.

As always, we are not going for a replica, so the design of the MF ADVISOR is not about regulation field uniforms or authentic US Gov-issued period gear. Instead, we played around with the concept of a fictitious in-country tailor-made jacket that one could strut on R&R.

SPECS

PATTERN: Original MFSC pattern, inspired by a 1960s zipper jacket, and the US military tradition of local-made custom garments.

FABRIC:
Vintage Mil-Specs 100% cotton rip-stop fabric, 6.8 Oz, Vietnam era ERDL Lowland camo pattern.

DETAILS:
* Classic 1960s windbreaker stand collar zip jacket style.
* Raglan sleeve pattern.
* Unlined, all clean seams (no overlock.)
* 50s/60s-style Universal metal zipper with cotton tape, bell-shaped pull.
* Rear panel elastic waistband cinch.
* Two concealed chest pockets cut from vintage NOS emergency orange/signal yellow rip-stop, for iPhone or sunglasses.
* Classic USN-style fouled anchor CPO plastic buttons on cuffs/collar.
* Original mfsc FROGSVILLE woven rayon label.
* Made in Japan.

SIZING/FIT

The MF ADVISOR Jacket comes unwashed and is cut so that the measurements match the labeling AFTER an initial cold soak/line dry. We recommend this usual protocol before wear:

• Turn garment inside-out. Cold soak for about 30-40mn with occasional hand agitation.
• Washing machine spin dry.
• Line dry. (No heat dryer)

CL's Advice: I opted for a 38 (Medium) for a comfortable fit (5.7 / approx. 150 lbs).

Compare measurements with an unlined jacket of similar style you own and that fits you well to dial-in the size that will work best for you, according to your silhouette preference and layering habits.

CARE

Launder when needed.

We recommend turning the jacket inside-out to avoid potential marbling of the fabric.

Machine wash with cold water, gentle cycle, eco-friendly mild detergent and line dry.

STORY

As always, we are not going for a replica, so the design of the MF ADVISOR is not about regulation field uniforms or authentic US Gov-issued period gear. Instead, we played around with the concept of a fictitious in-country tailor-made jacket that one could strut on R&R.

The pattern of the MF ADVISOR Jacket was adapted from a , cut from a late 60s US Army ERDL poncho liner. We tweaked the pattern, details and fit to our liking, and opted for two distinct fabrics.

We added two concealed iPhone/sunglasses pockets on the zip placket, cut from a contrast signal yellow/emergency orange twill.

The MF ADVISOR Jacket is designed in California by Mister Freedom, and manufactured in Japan in collaboration with Sugar Cane Co.

Morphing surface textures optimize aerodynamic profiles in real time.