FUCT and XLarge are both part of the Los Angeles streetwear founding scene in the beginning of the 90’s. From opening a store together and working on collaborative projects, the two brands every once in a while cross their ways.
As part of the FUCT Spring/Summer 2008 collection, they once again worked with XLarge and created a t-shirt featuring a remix of the XLarge logo. The t-shirt comes in black and white and is now available at stores, including In4mation.
UPDATE: We updated the post with images of both colorways of the t-shirt!

Also check out the new FUCT x Larry Clark t-shirt here.
More images after the jump.

Known for straight forward, if not a little graphic, depictions of youth culture, Larry Clark has generated his fair share of controversy. Yet, films like Kids and Wassup Rockers are vital investigations of street and skate life. Teaming with Fuct seems pretty natural, and the collaboration works seamlessly. London’s famed Slam City Skates has the Fuct x Larry Clark x Tif t-shirt in stock now.

We present you the next installment of FUCT Spring/Summer 2008 t-shirts. They present a couple of new ones and also some former designs in new looks. Check them all out after the jump.

We present you the first couple of t-shirts of the upcoming FUCT Spring/Summer 2008 collection, after recently presenting you already the FUCT x Dave Naz t-shirts.
Designer Eric Brunetti once again shows his skills as an artist and designer in this release. ” For this release I got back to the drawing board, literally. I experimented with water based inks, and wet on wet printing technique, in order to archive a retro-cartoon illustrated look.”
As usual we like what we see. Have a look at the other designs after the jump.

FUCT once again gets together with photographer Shawn Mortensen and this time used a picture of Aria Giovanni, which was made for Dave Naz’s book “Panties”. The t-shirt comes in a black and a white colorway.
These will be released very soon.

FUCT continues working with L.A. based photographer, Shawn Mortensen, with two more additional T-shirts.
The first, will be a photograph taken in the early 90’s of Super model Kate Moss. Shawn captured this image of Kate during the Vivienne Westwood show. The photo depicts the model adorned in Westwood leopard print hat and furs with gold safety pin in her cheek.
For Japan and limited European outlets FUCT will release  Mortensen’s infamous photograph of Ice Cube, also taken in the early 90’s. The photo depicts the rapper reading the controversial book by Dick Gregory. This item will be  very limited in production. Both Mortensen t-shirts will be released in Black & white colorways.
Release date for both designs is April 15th. Check out both new t-shirts in detail after the jump.

For FUCT’s upcoming spring/ summer release, the brand is releasing a pillow with Tokyo’s Medicom Toys. The item features the infamous FUCT ape head applied to the front of the pillow with a suede flock treatment for durability and comfort. It will be available exclusively in Japan and select outlets world wide in of course very limited quantities.
More pics after the jump.

We present you the full Addict Originator Series, an exclusive series of tees to commemorate the beginnings of this thing now affectionately termed ’streetwear’. Addict got together with Freshjive, XLarge, FUCT and Grave One, all four partners being originators in the streetwear game and around forever.
Check out all the t-shirts in the series after the jump.

We have already presented to you all the FUCT exclusives for Japan this season, consisting of t-shirts, hoodies, crewneck sweaters and some nice cut & sew such as the plaid shirts. Until now we could only see them, now you can finally purchase them also outside of Japan. Span Of Sunset in LA carries the line-up now. Be quick to get the pieces that you wanted!

LA brand FUCT has gotten together with the Japanese retailer Zozotown to collaborate on a raglan t-shirt. It comes in black/white and feature a  print on the front also reading “Zozotown”. The raglan t-shirt has now been released.