Wishing for peace, walking the world, and making clothes, Liberaders' 21SS collection is military and spicy, infused with an Okinawan air.

. liberate" and "raiders."

“Liberaiders. is a brand born from two contradictory words. The director, Mei Yong, who was born and raised in Beijing, started the brand to see the world with her own eyes and feet, questioning a world at the mercy of the media and hype. He has traveled to Tibet (China), Cuba, Nepal, Russia, and other countries to make clothes based on the inspiration he found there.

The 20FW collection, which depicted the empty metropolis of Tokyo, gave hope to many people, but Okinawa was chosen as the stage for the 21SS collection.

Mei Yong says, "I express military elements in my clothes with the hope that I can bring peace to the world," and her strong will is reflected in her products.

The tranquility of Okinawa and the fear of the unseen that lies next to it. We do not turn our eyes away from these things, and we are trying to transmit them to the world through our clothes.

We have picked out some of the most interesting items below.

CANVAS HUNTING JACKET ¥35,000+TAX

. The thickly woven, water-repellent paraffin canvas fabric is used. The collar and cuffs are made of corduroy, and furthermore, the bicolor pockets and original metal D-rings on the chest are reminiscent of the retro outdoors.

Lined with herringbone fabric, it is designed to be tough enough for outdoor use. Please take the time to develop it into a piece of clothing of your own liking.

R.P.L CHAMBRAY SHIRT ¥17,000+TAX

This is a piece of outdoor wear that has been sublimated for street wear. In addition to pockets for storing gloves and tools, the D-can under the chest pocket and loops on the yoke of the back are subtle gimmicks. The "RADIO PSYCHO LIBERAIDERS" printed on the chest and back are accents.

HERRINGBONE SARROUEL PANTS ¥16,000+TAX

Sulle pants made of 10 oz. herringbone twill. . They have a lightweight feel and feature a folded paper crane printed on the pocket. Ropes are threaded through the seams of the baker pockets , giving them a vintage feel.

The collection is a combination of the brand's core "military" theme with a hint of Okinawan flavor. The director, who has traveled throughout Japan and the world, may have been able to achieve this.

Liberation and aggression, two contradictory things, will never intersect in reality, but the "Liberaders" will continue to seek reconciliation and peace through their clothing.