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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”.
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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.
Featuring a bevy of noteworthy brands and some slick in-house looks, too.
The Japanese label takes to the print world’s guerilla format.
Forty Percents Against Pruney Fingers.
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After introducing its very own flagship storefront and announcing a bevy of future collabs, a
Japanese streetwear label FORTY PERCENTS AGAINST RIGHTS, otherwise known as FPAR, has unveiled its
A constant source of inspiration within the evolving culture of street fashion, Tetsu Nishiyama
Before the creation of pioneering Japanese streetwear brand WTAPS, founder TET cut his teeth
