The Carhartt brand is well known for its work clothes and utilitarian garments throughout the world. Founded in 1889 by Hamilton Carhartt, the Carhartt label has consistently provided Best-In-Class apparel, rugged & durable materials, superior quality standards and comfortable fabrics for the skilled trade active worker.

In 1994, Carhartt started to expand in Europe through a partnership with Work In Progress Textilhandels GmbH company. Since then, the collaboration has grown to capture the European market effectively through market penetration and influence in the youth (teens to mid 20s) streetwear scene. Today, the company has supported upcoming artists, musicians, skateboarders and BMX riders across the regions. In fact, Carhartt Streetwear has its own skate and BMX teams participating in international events such as the Rebel Jam and the European Skateboard Championships.

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www.carhartt-streetwear.com
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Fox Head or Fox Racing has been synonymous to motocross apparel throughout the years. In fact, the Fox brand is the most recognized and best selling brand of motocross apparel in the world today.

In 1974, Geoff Fox founded Fox Racing as a small business, called Moto-X Fox, distributing European motocross parts and accessories in Campbell, California, USA. Determined to outmatch his competitors with his products, Geoff Fox created his own privately owned professional motocross team in 1977 named Team Moto-X Fox. In the highly-competitive AMA 125cc National Championship series, his Team Moto-X Fox riders performed so well that they turned out to be the top non-factory riders in the event. The bright red, yellow and orange race outfits of Team Moto-X Fox became so popular that the public flooded their store with tons of requests for the unique apparel.

Today, the Fox Head company is still a family owned business. The brand has expanded their menswear apparel line for BMX, bike, wakeboarding, surfing and mountain biking. Furthermore, their fashion line now includes womenswear, youth lifestyle clothing, outerwear, shirts, denim jeans, casual wear, eyewear, footwear and gear.
 

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www.foxhead.com/us/guys/denim/
www.foxhead.com
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