FUCT SSDD 2009 Spring/Summer Work Shirts
May 12, 2009 ⋅ Uncategorized ⋅ by L. Ruano ⋅ 307 Views

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Adding a collection of work shirts to their wide array of cut-and-sew selections, FUCT give us a look into both a long sleeve and short sleeve rendition of the classic work shirt from their Japan only SSDD (Same Shit Different Day) line. While the white long sleeve features patches alongside paint spatter, both short sleeves combine a chest patch with front embroidery. All three are now available through X-Large JP.

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  • http://www.hanksclothing.com Joe

    I bought a few carharrt shirts about two years ago and they are still in great shape. I wear them to work almost daily. I’ll never throw them out.

  • http://www.hanksclothing.com Joe

    I bought a few carharrt shirts about two years ago and they are still in great shape. I wear them to work almost daily. I’ll never throw them out.

  • http://www.hanksclothing.com Joe

    I bought a few carharrt shirts about two years ago and they are still in great shape. I wear them to work almost daily. I’ll never throw them out.

  • 666

    adriano,

    regardless of how many pieces were produced, each and every sku has a “retail life.”
    my apologies for using terms new to you since you probably have zero sales/retail experienece other than from a customer perspective.

    and seeing that this shirt will be in quite a few accounts i think that they did actually produced quite a few numbers of these two shirts.

  • 666

    adriano,

    regardless of how many pieces were produced, each and every sku has a “retail life.”
    my apologies for using terms new to you since you probably have zero sales/retail experienece other than from a customer perspective.

    and seeing that this shirt will be in quite a few accounts i think that they did actually produced quite a few numbers of these two shirts.

  • 666

    adriano,

    regardless of how many pieces were produced, each and every sku has a “retail life.”
    my apologies for using terms new to you since you probably have zero sales/retail experienece other than from a customer perspective.

    and seeing that this shirt will be in quite a few accounts i think that they did actually produced quite a few numbers of these two shirts.

  • YungOne

    i dont like the long sleeve
    but i like how it says “KOWALSKI” on it
    it makes me think of Madagascar
    and im lovin the blue short sleeve
    very smooth looking

  • YungOne

    i dont like the long sleeve
    but i like how it says “KOWALSKI” on it
    it makes me think of Madagascar
    and im lovin the blue short sleeve
    very smooth looking

  • YungOne

    i dont like the long sleeve
    but i like how it says “KOWALSKI” on it
    it makes me think of Madagascar
    and im lovin the blue short sleeve
    very smooth looking

  • adriano

    “retail life” lol you act like fuct made thousands of these shirts.

  • adriano

    “retail life” lol you act like fuct made thousands of these shirts.

  • adriano

    “retail life” lol you act like fuct made thousands of these shirts.

  • Pablo

    Yeah the paint is killing it on the longsleeve, but the blue shirt does look the business.

  • Pablo

    Yeah the paint is killing it on the longsleeve, but the blue shirt does look the business.

  • BLUEboy

    blue one is kind of dope. always good to check what fuct are doing.

  • BLUEboy

    blue one is kind of dope. always good to check what fuct are doing.

  • 666

    the longsleeve will have better retail life if you take that fake splatter print off.
    I don’t think the places where FUCT is sold, would the target market understand or identify with it really. Work shirts get dirty naturally, we don’t need the fake the funk.

  • 666

    the longsleeve will have better retail life if you take that fake splatter print off.
    I don’t think the places where FUCT is sold, would the target market understand or identify with it really. Work shirts get dirty naturally, we don’t need the fake the funk.