Brooklyn Projects “The King Of Los Angeles” in Black, Men's (Size Large)

€468.28

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We All Know That Fuct Was The Most Iconic Streetwear Legend Of Its Time, Some Collaborations They Had Ever Made, Such As With The X-Large, Etc. Roughly In The Early 2000S Fuct Had A Hard Time — As Brunetti Said In Some Of His Interviews, 'too Much Bootleging, And We've Blacklisted Some Of The Countries That Do That.' Many People Think That Fuct Is Over, But It Is At This Moment That Dom From Brooklyn Projects Tries To Overcome Brunetti's Difficult Times, By Inviting Him To Work Together; As A Result, This Collaboration, The Collaboration That Brings Fuct Continues To Breathe, Even If Not Only Because Of Brooklyn Projects, But With This Kind Of Small Orphanage At Least Fuct Still Exists Today. Dear Fuct Fans, I Know That This One Brand Strengthens The Roots Of Resistance Based In Culture, They Always Rebel Against The Flow Of Hypocrisy In A Clothing Company, But Fuct, If I Think It's Not Just A Brand That Will Soar When The Media Leverages Development, And Maybe This Is Why Fuct Always Makes Its Loyal Users Survive, They Have An Indifferent Dna, Doesn't Care, Stay Away From Nonsense. So, I Hope You Understand, Why This Collaboration Is Important To Fuct. We Are All Happy That Fuct Continues To Exist, And Still Spread Slogans, Graphs, And Marketing That Are Always Incomparable To Other Brands. So, Please Have This One, Have It As Part Of The History Of The Most Bastard Streetwear Clothes On Earth. We Are Fuct! (Size Medium On Tag, But It’S Fit Large. Little Stain On The Back Side, And Fade Look) | Brooklyn Projects “The King Of Los Angeles” in Black, Men's (Size Large)