The other day we presented to you the two shirts that FUCT made together with artist Wes Lang for their SSDD Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. Today we present the main line, which consists of some nice pieces and has overall very nicely developed over time.

The jackets are our favorite pieces this coming season, including leather biker jackets and cotton jackets, all featuring vintage details, patches, embroideries and other details, while usually keeping a clean look. The shirts are also looking very solid, available in denim, plaid and other premium materials.

Check out the full FUCT SSDD Fall/Winter 2011 Collection after the jump.

FUCT connects with artist Wes Lang to work on a small series of products as part of their SSDD Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. They produced together two shirts, each featuring graphic work by the artist and coming in each two colorways. Look out for the release of this collaboration in the following months.

A further look at the Wes Lang for FUCT product follows after the jump.

For the first time FUCT will be introducing glasses and sunglasses as part of their upcoming Fall/Winter 2011 Collection. Sticking to a rather classic look, the frames were handmade in Japan. The ‘riding’ glasses should be releasing in the coming months.

Check out the sunglasses after the jump.

One Japan’s most acclaimed leather and jewelry makers, Larry Smith, has teamed up with FUCT on two leather wallets. Both wallets are made of steerhide leather, tanned and over dyed completely by hand. The wallets feature vintage No. 42 Talon zipper and also No. zero stitching. Japan release is set for end of July, while a world wide release is dated for beginning of August.

From the details on the wallets, down to the paper packaging, the execution on these wallets is impeccable.

In 2007, Complex published a story in its August issue titled, “An Oral History of the Graphic T-Shirt,” chronicling the journey from surf tees to all-over prints. They’re following up on this will a 2011 version.

Visit Complex to read the story, as told by Eric Brunetti of FUCT, Rick Klotz of Freshjive, Bobby Hundreds of The Hundreds, Paul Mittleman and Adam Weissman of Stussy, Jeff Staple of Stapledesign, and more.

FUCT has released their new Spring/Summer 2011 T-Shirt Collection. Next to some classics, the brand introduces a series of new graphics this season, all coming on black and white 4.5oz., 100% ring spun cotton 30 single fine knit jersey t-shirts. As expected the graphics come with a lots of detail and in general of high quality, something one does not see too often anymore these days. The t-shirts are now available in the FUCT online store.

Take a look at the complete line-up of tees after the jump.

After showing you earlier the tote bag, we now take a look at the upcoming FUCT SSDD A-3 Backpack. It comes in a perfect size to use daily and for short trips. The backpack looks really clean with tonal branding on the upper in the form of embroidered tags. It comes in black and khaki and releases May 2011 at Stless.

Further images of the backpack follow after the jump.

FUCT presents the “Dusted Dave” tote bag. The thick canvas tote bag comes with all-over graphics by Erik Brunetti. The bag is available for pre-order at Stless in 3 colorways and will be released early May 2011.

Take a further look at the large size tote after the jump.

FUCT celebrates the launch of their online store with a capsule collection in collaboration with biker brand Repop Mfg. The line consists of two items, based off of Erik Brunetti’s drawings – a leather bifold wallet and a belt buckle. Each limited to 200 pieces and hand-numbered, you can purchase them now here.

Take a further look at this interesting collaboration after the jump.

In an interesting collaboration LAMF have worked with Erik Brunetti’s FUCT SSDD line to produce the Golden Tiger Capsule Collection for Holiday 2010.

“A collaboration between LAMFF x SSDD a “Love Awareness Program” venture present – The “Golden Tiger” capsule collection consisting of authentic golden tiger stripe camouflage pant, hat and jacket. The clothing has been carefully reproduced and based on an original suit worn by a US SOG advisor during covert operations in Laos, Combodia and Vietnam in the early 1970’s . The pieces have been produced by an expert master tailor specializing in reproducing period military gear. LAMFF x SSDD added some guidelines to slightly update the fits while keeping them true to it’s origin. All of the woven patches were hand made in an atelier in Hanoi.”

“Golden Tiger” is now available through Union Los Angeles (storeguide) in extremely limited quantities.

Take a further look at the collection after the jump.