Mister Freedom
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I've been trying to talk myself out of it since I saw the blog post. Cannot use the it's Christmas! excuse.
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^ I have been using this one a lot lately. Has not worked as well as I hoped. Also have a goal of thinning the herd soon…. If that works and things sell, then I have a feeling a Mulholland will takes their place.
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Living in SoCal has saved me money on jackets. Hell, I have too many IH flannels for where I live. Love that jacket though.
I wonder what it is named for. I've lived all around Mulholland HWY most of my life, and while lots of people ride all the time, this beast would be too heavy 90% of the year.
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I've been wearing my M-65 a lot the last few days to 1. See if I could pull the Look of the MM off (similar era styling, I know not the same jacket), and 2. trying to convince myself I don't need them both.
As I said in my post a few weeks ago, I did not have my eye on anything when the anniversary post was originally made, but dog gone it if I don't want every item by now.
Sadly, the Anniversary collection has been the sequence of items "long gone" and things I have lusted over for nearly a decade now. Almost all of this stuff came out when I was in college, with no money and no hopes of ever owing any of them.
Now, I have a wife, so all previous sentiments remain true
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I wonder what it is named for. I've lived all around Mulholland HWY most of my life, and while lots of people ride all the time, this beast would be too heavy 90% of the year.
Despite the weight, it actually is named after the highway, according to the blog:
We got the name of our humble interpretation of that classic from one of Los Angeles’ famous highway, a scenic stretch of asphalt turned playground for Californian motorcycle riders, automotive speedsters and local midnight cruisers.
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Thank you EvilTwin.
Mulholland is a great stretch of road. I have many memories associated with it.
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The Mulholland jackets and the Waterfront coat are now available in the online shop: http://www.misterfreedom.com/anniversary-collection.html
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While I had my sights set on one or two more items from the Anni collection, one piece I have always regretted getting rid of was my Ranch Blouse. I had one from the original run and was sized fairly small, so when I gained a lot of weight last year, it just sat there reminding me of my laziness, so I got rid of it.
When my opportunity to grab one in my size came about, I jumped on it and am very happy with the results.
This is the Lot 64 version. The denim is lighter than on my original one, but the sleeves, shoulders and body length are much more practically proportioned (at least in me)than my old one. Plus, I can button it up over an UHF - always a plus.
Anyways… here's the fit:
And some detail shots:
And my favorite - the wabash under the collar:
Hope everyone is getting excited about the holidays. Wishing you and your loved ones the best,
Adam
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So nice. Not sure if I like this or the original better
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Now there is an excuse to have two
. I like it with the dip after the creases from wear have already set in. -
Hi everyone,
I'm considering this shirt, but am wondering on sizing. How much does it shrink? I'd say that it would be generally an almost perfect fit as is, but would have a little bit of wiggle room with some shrink in length and a little in the chest.
I guess my concern is the shrink coupled with the dense material might make it not work.
Your thoughts appreciated greatly.
Thanks!
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Which shirt?
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Liberty Issue CPO Shirt 10TH Anniversary CPO Shirt. -
It shrinks about half a size….but it can stretch back out when damp
