FUCT Clothing

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FUCT clothing always give streetwear fans eye-popping surprise in their increasingly action-packed collection each season. We’re now in our back to back premium fashion labels feature after the previous elusive Obey clothing. So, did you hear me? I said action, adrenaline-pumping action that’ll leave you open-jawed and repeat at regular intervals,”Oh My FUCT god!”

Ever since its induction in 1990, there have been countless catchy moments this brand has brought to the fashion world. It stunned label lovers by laying the ground work single-handedly for a whole generation of streetwear brands and designers.

Ish, FUCT it! It’s so action, so Hollywood!

The Vision of FUCT Clothing

FUCT is the creation of popular American artist/graffiti designer Erik Brunetti a.k.a DEN ONE, best known as the predecessor of revolutionary streetwear. Omigod again! He is as cool as the terminator or Wolverine.

Back to topic, the legendary subversive style of design originating from the situationist movement, which involves delicately modifying or refitting the diverse pop culture themes and icons, as well as anti-government/religion crusades.
FUCT was one of the trail-blazers of this campaign, along with Stussy clothing company, Keith Harring’s pop shop and Japan’s Hysteric Glamour. The influential line of artists has fashioned a variety of clothing styles, skateboard deck and Zippo lighter designs.
Besides, FUCT clothing Company is well-known for bringing the world the “Planet of The Apes” (this has nothing to do with Bape clothing!) printed t-shirts back in 1993, adopting Vietnam war and German WWII motivated graphics, and the latest hand-drawn rock ‘n roll iconography pieces.

What’s New in FUCT Clothing Store?

Putting its legs firmly in early skateboarding, graffiti culture and punk-rock music has helped FUCT built a sturdy cult following over time. The recent hippest collection is the Spring/Summer collection of graphic t-shirts which showcase the brand’s signature in-your-face aestheticism with emphasis on superior quality garment and print.

It’s not going to be presented here as we did that during our infamous 102 T-shirts Countdown. We’re here looking into the impressive shots of the “Same Shit Different Day” line previewed to retailers in Tokyo and Osaka, as well as the previous most wanted FUCT X Krudmart tee.

With a remarkable poise from the artists’ own works and execution with some sophisticated cuts, SSDD makes for a new exhilarating season from FUCT clothing.