FORTY PERCENTS AGAINST RIGHTS
FORTY PERCENT AGAINST RIGHTS (FPAR) was founded by Tetsu Nishiyama, in 1993. The label features bold text graphics and provocative slogans on its DIY-aesthetic silk-screen T-shirts to communicate its message. The name FPAR is based on a concept Sk8thing heard, that if an original artwork was modified by at least 40 percent, "the rights to that particular artwork don’t exist anymore”.
Founded
1993
Industries
Streetwear
Headquarter
Tokyo, Japan
Website
fparmg.com
A hoodie, tees, and caps to go along with the parka.
A key piece in the collaborative pop-up.
It’s not motocross gear.
The meanings go deeper than streetwear.
Nevermind ‘preme, what about BAPE, HUMAN MADE, Cav Empt and FPAR?
More minimal garments with thought-provoking slogans.
The infamous parking lot transforms into an actual park.
A three-piece line for THE PARK・ING GINZA.
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