The latest installment from San Francisco/Tokyo skate brand FTC has been released. The collection offers several refined cut and sew pieces that go beyond your usual graphic tee offerings from retailer turned brand labels. One of the products which may draw unequivocal agreement is the “FTCK BUSH” t-shirt. With George Dub-Ya rounding out a successful second term, if you were so-so on Supreme’s campaign awhile back here’s a second chance to get on the anti-Bush bandwagon.
FTC’s Tokyo branch has released two new products to commemorate their first year of business. The products feature a t-shirt and skate deck both sharing the same style of design and coloring. However a further accompaniment of new items as part of their spring/summer collection is also slated to release including tees and jackets.
Originating out of San Franciscio, recent expansion from skate shop and brand FTC has seen them move across the Pacific to set up shop in Japan. With that move comes a new series of Tokyo inspired apparel for their spring/summer collection seen here. The pieces available at STLESS include track jackets, hoodies and long-sleeve tees.
San Francisco skate institution FTC collaborated with French artist Superdeux on a limited edition Shitko vinyl. The figure features FTC’s colors in a simple and smooth design. Check the whole list of retailers over at STRANGEco.
SAGLIFE was formed out of the desire to create a brand of bags which appeal to people in search of a simple and functional bags. SAGLIFE recently collaborated with skate shop FTC, whose original roots in San Francisco can now also been seen in Tokyo. The Stealth bag comes in three different colors, available at FTC Tokyo.
Source: Freshness Japan
San Francisco skate shop and clothing brand FTC has hooked Japanese online retailer STLESS with a custom version of their popular FTC logo hoodie. Nothing too crazy here, just the addition of the letter ‘S’ to form SFTC. Come to think of it, to the undiscerning eye, somebody might think of it as an FTC rip. Available now.
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