Once again Japanese brand Säglife and FTC have gotten together to collaboration on a series of product. This time they did not only work on a technical backpack, but to complement it, they also released some M-65 jackets. The M-65 jacket comes in a forest camouflage colorway and in a classic all black colorway.
The Säglife x FTC collaborative pieces are now available at Stless.
Detailed images follow after the jump.

San Francisco heritage skate store FTC introduces their "Classic" t-shirt series. The series consists of overall six t-shirts, each featuring an affiliated pro skater (i.e. Jovonte Turner, Keith Hufnagel, etc) or FTC team in the form of a photo print. Each t-shirt comes in both black and white and is now available at Stless.
Have a detailed look at the rest of the FTC Classic Series after the jump.

It is interesting seeing FTC jump into new product categories ever since they opened their location in Tokyo. The shop/brand is now offering pretty full collections and is now also moving more heavily into lifestyle products. THe latest product to pop up is this new FTC Logo Cushion. Similar to what we usually see from Medicom Life Entertainment, the cusion comes in a large size format.
It is now available at Stless.

Ever since FTC opened up their first Japan store in Tokyo, it is nice seeing their in-store line getting larger every season and also more sophisticated. One can feel the Japanese influence and know-how.
The latest products that were released include a New Era cap featuring a bold FTC logo embroidery on the front, the FTCK Bush t-shirt (instant classic) and some button-up shirts with some nice details.
All of these are now available at Stless. Check out the New Era cap after the jump.

We present you yet another interesting art deck by FTC Tokyo. This time they got together with artist Shun Kawakami of artless Inc. The board features a nice piece of art that uses both sides of the deck.
It is now available at Scene.

Ever since San Francisco based store FTC opened up a store in Japan, they also produce almost full collections, entirely produced in Japan. Here you see their new Spring 2008 collection, including 5-panel caps, hoodies, jackets, fleece pants and more.
The collection is now available at Stless. Check it out after the jump.

FTC Tokyo got together with artist Tomokazu Matsuyama, better known as Matzu, to work on a limited edition skatedeck. The deck is white and is covered in the art of the artist and limited to 100 pieces.
It is now available at Stless. Check out more detailed pictures after the jump.

Shikito, the streetwear icon from BSHIT, returns with this special limited-run edition with FTC Skate, one of the pre-eminent skateboarding shops in San Francisco. Featuring FTC’s colors, the FTC Skate edition Shikito is limited to 100 pieces and is available in late February at a handful of retailers.
More pics after the jump.

The Japanese branch of FTC has released some nice new pieces and we particularly liked these new tech jackets. They come in mint green and grey, with the back panel in all silver and the FTC logo. A solid piece that is always good to have in the wardrobe. It is now available at Zozo.
After the jump you can check out the mint green colorway!

With the opening of the FTC Tokyo store, their in-store collections have become much more refined, consisting of a majority of cut & sew now. The US stores have just gotten in the Holiday 2007 season, consisting of flannel shirts, lightweight down jackets, raw selvedge denim, as well as crewnecks and hoodies.
Have a closer look after the jump.