It's been a long-held aspiration of mine to collaborate with Porsche. My ultimate dream is the 911, with her timeless beauty and sexy curves. I love beautiful things, and if anything can stop me dead in my tracks, she would be it (apart from my wife, of course).
This collaboration is very dear to me. It allows me to imagine how lifestyle and fashion could look like and redefine what luxury means to a Porsche aficionado like myself.
I hope this capsule collection encapsulates FIN's mission of showing you the beauty and artistry of repurposing through thoughtful design.
-Fahmy
Stories tell of a journey. But just as every journey has a starting point, so too will they have an end. But is a journey's end truly the end of the story? Or the beginning of another? Once a story ends, what lingers are the possibilities that remain. Some obvious. Some less so. A journey is a path from Start to FIN. Where the story goes from there, is for us to decide. Just as an article of clothing has its own lifecycle, what may seem like the end, is actually an opportunity for transience. So while "FIN" typically marks the end of a story, like in a film, FIN marks the possibility of something new. Inspired by 10 stories that...
Every living organism and experience has a beginning and an end. Every chapter in life has to end before a new one begins.The final chapter will be the day that we breathe our last, where again, a new one begins: The legacy we leave behind.That is the meaning behind FIN.For FIN Crafted Goods, leaving behind a legacy is about engaging in little, but consistent acts of goodness.With the intention of leaving the world a better place than we found it, our vision was and still is: To create a community that cares, about the garments that clothe us, and the consequences of discarding so thoughtlessly. Reigning in our 10th year, we reflect on the tools and articles that have impacted and shaped...
The beautiful thing about what we do at FIN is connecting and teaming with people from different trades to come up with fresh ideas. As part of our 10th anniversary collection this year, we've partnered with the good people of Babici to create cycling jerseys and bibs for fans of both brands! A mainstay of the cycling clothing market, Babici brings you its fine performance textiles and combines it with FIN's signature use of symbolic Japanese patterns that is often seen in our custom patchwork pieces. In this collection, the asanoha (hemp), yabane (arrow feathers) and tonbo (dragonfly) patterns are featured on the body, sleeves and back pocket, much like one of the patchworks by FIN. While the asanoha symbolizes...
Here are some pictures of our beautiful tribe - more than half of the jackets and t-shirts have been sold but they will soon be available at TYC Studio at the end of the month. Till then, come by and try them on for size and be part of the Experimental Company!
