Style That Shines in a Nostalgic Townscape

FREEMANS SPORTING CLUB is a menswear shop based in New York that produces nearly all its products within 10 miles of its store, adhering to a "MADE IN USA" philosophy. They offer wardrobes that combine timeless design with high quality. The brand launched in Japan in 2013 and has been featured on OPENERS multiple times.


The Spring/Summer 2015 collection takes inspiration from films and television series set on the 1970s West Coast, such as Elliott Gould's starring role in Robert Altman's "The Long Goodbye" and James Garner's "The Rockford Files." The collection was photographed in Montauk, the easternmost town in New York State.

It is also inspired by iconic American men, including Johnny Carson, the beloved national comedian who hosted "The Tonight Show" for 30 years, and the legendary film producer Robert Evans.


Against a backdrop of nostalgic streetscapes, the collection features a color palette celebrating the warm West Coast lifestyle, with bold patterned jackets and shirts, vivid Winchester suits, and white pants and shorts.

Pay attention to the intriguing contrast between the free-spirited, natural atmosphere of the 1970s West Coast under bright sunlight and FREEMANS SPORTING CLUB's signature image of the rugged man.



FREEMANS SPORTING CLUB – TOKYO
5-46-4 Jingumae, Iida Annex Omotesando, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Tel. 03-6805-0490

http://freemanssportingclub.jp