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*This item is eligible for exchange or store credit only, no refunds.
SPECS
* Inspired by 1920s-1930s fancy shirting, and vintage Kkfests Hungarian folk textiles for a Tzigane bohemian twist.* Fabric: Fine and crispy 4 Oz. 100% cotton poplin, indigo-printed with a bleed-through technique. Milled and printed in Japan.
* Versatile collar pattern with double button tab, fashionable as a classic open collar, cutaway style or high-buttoned.
* Original MF pocketing.
* Indigo poplin button placket facing.
* Early shirting curvy tails.
* Side gussets.
* Corozo wood buttons, indigo blue color.
* Shirred back yoke and cuffs.
* High-count stitching, early shirting narrow chainstitch construction.
* Made in Japan.
SIZING/FIT
The Mister Freedom comes raw/unwashed. Follow the usual recommended initial method before wearing: cold soak for 30mn, spin dry and line dry. Please refer to sizing chart to determine which size works for you.
CL's Advice: Because theres never a dull moment in the mfsc Fit Dept., ?, we recommend sizing UP on the Liquette Tzigane. I usually wear a Medium in mfsc shirts, and went with a Large with this shirt, for a comfortable fit. The fine 4 Oz. poplin drapes nicely, so the extra fabric doesnt bother me, giving the shirt a bit of a blousy bohemian feel.
Stylish petite ladies will find the Liquette Tzigane in size Small quite an attractive addition to their discerning closet.
CARE
Hand wash or machine wash on delicate, cold water, minimal eco-friendly detergent. Turn inside-out to avoid marbling of the fabric. Line dry ONLY.
STORY
The shirt pattern of the Liquette Tzigane is inspired by several vintage 1920s-30s fancy specimen, twisted -la MF.
To give our shirt its Tzigane bohemian vibe, we tapped into the little-known indigo world of Kkfests, literally blue-dyeing, a traditional centuries-old Hungarian textile-dyeing technique producing beautiful indigo resist-dyed fabrics.
This specific calico motif design of the Mister Freedom Liquette Tzigane is shamelessly lifted from a rare 1930s folkwear skirt from our vintage textile archives.
This MF garment is designed in California by Mister Freedom and manufactured in Japan by Sugar Cane Co.
Trans seasonal weight performs equally in air conditioned and outdoor environments
