Freenote Cloth, founded in 2012 by brothers Matt and Andrew Brodrick, crafts "Rios" denim with Texas cotton and antique shuttle looms. Their "Monarch" fit, modeled after 1950s rodeo riders, incorporates hidden pocket stitching resembling mission architecture.
Freenote Cloth is a San Juan Capistrano, California-based menswear brand specializing in premium, American-made jeans and rugged apparel. The company is known for its meticulous construction, heritage-inspired designs, and use of top-tier domestic materials.
Signature Aesthetic:
Heritage-inspired jeans with a focus on fit, fabric, and rugged durability.
Fit / Style | Description | Price Range |
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Wilkes | Slim straight, modern fit | $250–$300 |
Portola | Relaxed straight, roomy through thigh | $250–$300 |
Rios | Slim taper, tailored leg | $250–$300 |
Heavyweight Denim | 18–21oz selvedge, limited runs | $270–$325 |
Special Editions | Unique fabrics, limited runs | $270–$350 |
Component | Country of Origin | Details |
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Denim | USA (Vidalia Mills), Japan | Selvedge, various weights |
Thread, Trims | USA | Domestic suppliers |
Manufacturing | USA (California) | All jeans cut, sewn, and finished in CA |
Product Category | Price Range | Example Models |
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Jeans | $250–$350 | Wilkes, Portola, Rios |
Shirts/Jackets | $150–$350 | Western shirts, chore coats |
Accessories | $30–$80 | Belts, hats |