Brand profile
COÛT DE LA LIBERTÉ
Los Angeles luxury denim and ready-to-wear label from True Religion founder Jeffrey Lubell, built on 1970s rock-and-glam maximalism.
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What to know about COÛT DE LA LIBERTÉ
Coût De La Liberté is a Los Angeles luxury ready-to-wear label founded in 2020 by True Religion founder Jeffrey Lubell and his wife and co-designer Carrie Stroup, debuting for fall/winter 2021. The name means "the cost of freedom," and collections channel 1970s rock and glam through flare and low-rise jeans, embellished trucker jackets, sherpa-lined denim, fur and leather outerwear, and slogan graphic tees. Pieces are made in limited runs at the brand's downtown LA atelier from imported Japanese and European fabrics, and sell direct plus wholesale via SSENSE and Neiman Marcus.
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90% matchAMIRI
LA rock-luxury with hand-distressed denim and leather
What changes: Broader global retail and sneakers, less 70s glam-flare specific
75% matchRoberto Cavalli
1970s glam excess, printed denim and animal prints
What changes: Italian house heritage, more eveningwear and womenswear-led
72% matchKsubi
Rebel denim house, thrashed washes at friendlier prices
What changes: Streetwear-priced, no atelier limited runs or embellishment
68% matchBalmain
Embellished rockstar tailoring and crystal-heavy outerwear
What changes: Paris house formality and sharp shoulders over denim core
Brand facts
- Founded
- 2020
- Origin
- Los Angeles, United States
- Price
- $$$$$
- Typical prices
- Trousers $615–$716 · T-shirts $376–$442 · Jackets $752–$1460
- Focus
- Unisex
- Styles
- Y2K, Punk / Grunge / Goth



