It has been two years since the Corona disaster made it difficult to travel. Many people are now seeking nature as a place where they can find peace of mind. That is what camping and other outdoor activities are all about.
Mei Yong, the leader of "Liberaders," is one of them. For the Spring/Summer 2010 collection, Mei Yong will take on the challenge of expressing a new aspect of "Liberaders" by interpreting "travel," one of the brand's defining elements, in a broader sense than ever before.
The lineup includes a variety of items that reflect the details and functionality of outdoor and military clothing. Please take a look at the season movie and visuals.
And here are the first eight models for the first delivery of the 22SS collection.
CANVAS HUNTING JACKET II ¥38,500 each
First, a hunting jacket made of water-repellent paraffin canvas fabric. The collar and cuffs are made of corduroy, and the original metal D-rings under the chest pocket give it a retro outdoor finish.
In addition, the lining is made of durable herringbone fabric, making it a tough piece of clothing that can be used in outdoor settings.
PATCHWORK FIELD COAT ¥35,200
This coat is based on the "M-65" adopted by the U.S. military in the 1960s. Iconic details such as the fishtail are retained, while the back is embroidered with a bonfire, moon, and sun motif to express the world of this season.
The switching of colors in the same tone is also superb, an item that is typical of "Liberaders," which arranges existing items in its own way. It can be worn in three seasons (spring, fall, and winter) by adjusting the clothes worn inside.
TEEPEE BDU JACKET ¥33,000
This is also based on the "BDU" worn by soldiers in the U.S. military. TC fabric used for tents, etc., is laminated over the ripstop fabric using water-soluble glue, and then dyed. This allows the two pieces of fabric to peel off as they are washed, creating a unique wrinkled look.
The back is decorated with webbing tape in the motif of TEEPEE (Native American mobile living space). The design is a crossover of the outdoor and military styles that the brand values.
LOGO COACH JACKET ¥22,000
The coach jacket continues its popularity from last season. This season, it features an embroidered Tibetan logo on the back and a sun graphic on the chest.
The outer and lining fabrics have different color tones, and the lining is also decorated with graphics.
6POCKET ARMY PANTS ¥20,900 each
These six-pocket BDU pants are chemically washed to give them a vintage look and feel. The silhouette is straight with a good thickness so as not to lean in outdoor scenes.
It is a utilitarian pair that can be easily matched with a variety of shoes, from boots to sneakers. This season, a new color, Tiger Camo, will join the lineup.
CAMP ICON PULLOVER HOODIE ¥18,700 each
MAKE TIME PULLOVER HOODIE ¥17,600 each
OG LOGO TEE ¥6,600 each
Hoodies and T-shirts printed with the brand logo and the message "MAKETIMEFORTHESOUL= (time to make a soul). All of them have a vintage-like finish with a frosted finish that fades the colors.
The new collection from "Liberaders" is even more technical. Once you try on the sleeves, you will want to step into nature to test its details and functions. First delivery will be available from February 10 (Thu.).
