Fucking Young!
Fucking Young!
FUCKING YOUNG began as an inspirational platform focusing on youthful aesthetics derived from manly hemispheres. Our freedom allowed us to merge established with emerging artists, thus aiding the latter reaching their own public. A synergy that owed most to a passion for the arts has since grown to a state where not only do we promote content created by others, moreover we sponsor and collaborate in birthing such work. Now we also celebrate this community’s creativity with our printed magazine, which intends to better shelter our love and presence in the youthful hemisphere of the current times.
Fubu
Fubu
In 1992, four friends from Hollis, Queens came together with one vision — to defy the odds and create a line of sportswear made by the people who wore it — for us, by us. The brand they started launched the streetwear industry we know today. In 2020, FUBU returns to its roots, launching a new collection that combines the contemporary and the classic.
FTC
FTC
FTC humbly began in 1986 as a small collection of skate gear buried in the back of a ski and tennis shop.
Over the past three decades, we've earned the reputation as one of the true epicenters of real skate culture.
In 1994, we opened the doors of our first shop in San Francisco’s historic Haight Ashbury district, just as skateboarding was evolving beyond its surf-inspired roots and exploding into a new style of city street skating. We were there for the whole ride, attracting and nurturing the talented outsiders, misfits, and artists that put legendary spots like the Embarcadero (aka EMB),
Hubba Hideout, Pier 7 and many more on the map. Over the years, we've grown beyond the confines of our original shop and evolved into a brand known for authentic, grassroots innovation in apparel, design, video, art, and music. Our family grows larger,but the original vision remains: premium quality clothing and authentic products born from the heart and soul of the streets.
Fruity Booty
Fruity Booty
Fruity Booty is a female led project consciously creating underwear, swimwear, demi-wear, and small things to go with them. Fruity Booty takes an experimental approach to design, working with a community of like-minded artists to create limited-edition collections. All Fruity Booty products are created from deadstock and sustainably sourced materials only.
Fruit of the Loom
Fruit of the Loom
Fruit of the Loom began with a revolutionary idea to make good clothes affordable. We must have been on to something because we’re still here almost 200 years later.
Freitag
Freitag
OUR DECLARED AIM IS TO CLOSE CYCLES, AND WE’VE ALREADY ACHIEVED THIS IN SEVERAL DIFFERENT AREAS: WITH CIRCULAR SMARTPHONE SLEEVES, RECYCLABLE BACKPACKS AND COMPOSTABLE CLOTHING, FOR EXAMPLE. APART FROM THIS, THE UPCYCLING OF TRUCK TARPS CONTINUES TO PLAY A MAJOR ROLE. MORE RECENTLY, HOWEVER, USED PET BOTTLES, SALVAGED AIRBAGS AND WORN-OUT SKI BOOTS HAVE BEGUN TO CONTRIBUTE TO OUR DIVERSE RANGE.
Freemans Sporting Club
Freemans Sporting Club
FREEMANS was born as a restaurant in a back alley in New York's Bowery district.
A good old 1950's lifestyle in the heart of the metropolis of New York.
We have consistently provided a place where friends can gather and feel like a familiar home.
In 2005, we opened the men's clothing shop "FREEMANS SPORTING CLUB."
We are committed to making products that show the faces of the producers and creators, and combine universal design with high quality.
We offer a rich wardrobe for men living in modern times.
In addition, the barber shop, which is reminiscent of a traditional barber shop, is staffed with highly skilled barbers.
We offer a style and service that is classic, yet reflects modern needs.
Frederiqe Constant
Frederiqe Constant
Frederique Constant is famous for its high quality classical watches at sensible prices. Discover our Swiss-made luxury watches on the Official Frederique Constant website.
Fred Perry
Fred Perry
The brand founded by triple Wimbledon champion Fred Perry in 1952 and adopted by generations of British subcultures ever since. The Laurel Wreath is always worn as a badge of honour.
Frances De Lourdes
Frances De Lourdes
Frances de Lourdes was launched in 2017 by Alejandra Echeverria. The label takes its name from her mother’s and father’s middle names, respectively.
The debut collection consisted of seven tees and tanks, classics with a modern attitude in the softest and most luxurious fabrications. These versatile pieces conveyed a laid back elegance and instantly became a hit with fashion insiders and women in-the-know.
Building on that foundation, the collection has expanded to include bestselling dresses, silks and more. With masculine and feminine influences, these timeless pieces reflect the brand’s signature ease and sensuality.
Featured in WSJ Magazine, listed as an editor’s essential in Vogue and hailed as “the perfect tee” in Harper’s Bazaar, Elle and the Telegraph UK. Fans of the collection include Charlize Theron, Naomi Watts, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Michelle Obama, Lauren Hutton and many more. A selection of pieces are carried by select specialty retailers worldwide.
Frances de Lourdes is based in New York. The collection is made locally using the softest fabrics from Italy and Japan.
Frankies Bikinis
Frankies Bikinis
Frankies Bikinis is a female-led lifestyle brand recognized for its on-trend designs, innovative fabrics, and inclusive styles for people of all sizes to feel confident and beautiful. Founded by mother-daughter duo Mimi and Francesca Aiello in their Malibu home in 2012, the brand has since grown into an internationally recognized company. Their journey has included collaborations with iconic women such as Pamela Anderson, Sydney Sweeney, Gigi Hadid, Naomi Osaka, Hailee Steinfeld, and Sofia Richie.
From swimwear to ready-to-wear clothing, knits, and activewear, Francesca has expanded Frankies Bikinis' offerings to include a wide range of ultra-flattering, feminine styles. You can find our designs in retail stores nationwide, including Victoria’s Secret, Revolve, SSENSE, Free People, Kith, and Bloomingdale's.
Forma
Forma
Forma makes things or finds things. An international community of creatives, the project and foundation was started by Etienne Deroeux and Rae Boxer in 2021 with the hope to support fellow artists looking to create — and collect — meaningful objects in life. Forma offers limited-edition clothing, furniture, books, homeware and art, all of which are one-of-a-kind creations, both new and old, available only while supplies last. Because Forma believes you have to make the effort if you want to buy with intention. Plus, isn’t it time we give rarity back to quality made objects?