Tacoma Fuji presents a collaboration hoodie with NANGA
A limited edition 30th anniversary collaboration sweatshirt hoodie printed with the TACOMA FUJI RECORDS BIGFOOT SURVEY PROJECT logo and the NANGA logo.
The 100% cotton fabric made from Tacoma Fuji's original fabric is thick and heavy, produced in Japan. The image we aimed for was not "the best sweatshirt ever made," but "a sweatshirt that you remember wearing somewhere sometime, but don't have it on hand now, but that you like." The fabric is sturdy and will not wear out even after repeated washing. The hood also stands upright. The lining is 100% cotton brushed, and has excellent heat retention.
TACOMA FUJI RECORDS
A Tokyo-based T-shirt label established in 2008 with the aim of producing "non-existent music merchandise."
Artists and designers from Japan and abroad create artwork that includes profiles and stories of musicians who do not exist.
In recent years, the scope of their activities and the products they develop have become more diverse, and in addition to releasing T-shirts, they have also collaborated with real musicians, artists, and apparel brands, and even produced T-shirts for beer bars, working borderlessly between fashion, culture, and "ordinary life."
BIGFOOT SURVEY PROJECT
The so-called "Patterson-Gimlin Film," which was filmed in 1967 and captured the only known Bigfoot, sparked worldwide controversy. Jack Ameche, who lives in Tacoma, Washington, can't forget the impact he felt when he saw the film as a child.
"I want to meet Bigfoot just once."
Influenced by his father, whose hobby was the outdoors, Jack began camping every weekend with his friends in his teens, claiming to be searching for Bigfoot. After graduating from a local university, he worked at an outdoor shop. As a hobby and a profit, he started a brewery in his parents' garage, and the BIGFOOT IPA that he served there was selected as the best beer of the year, earning Jack a huge fortune. He used his own money to return to his roots and start the BIGFOOT SURVEY PROJECT, with the goal of meeting his beloved Bigfoot (not to capture or kill it). The area where Bigfoot is said to live is called the HOUSE OF THE HOLY, and the BIGFOOT SURVEY PROJECT became the name of the outdoor gear provided to project workers.
