Forty Percents Against Rights was Tetsu Nishiyama’s original endeavor. Soon after FPAR, he started WTAPS. Now helming both brands simultaneously, FPAR focuses on various forms of media, although the silk screening program is easily the highlight. Straight up, you’ll probably have to use a proxy service to buy this gear. What’s the point of telling you about a Japanese brand that’s super hard to get outside of Japan without paying a proxy, you ask? Because this is the Internet. It was specifically designed to show you things that you can never possess. If you’re gonna swear off looking at things you can never have on the Internet, you better cut out that whole incognito window activity, mister. We know, you know and your girlfriend knows that isn’t happening any time soon.
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