Material:NYLON 85%, POLYURETHANE 15% / POLYESTER (BELT)
【 Product Details & Features 】
▌Craft Beer Cross-Over Collaboration: Commemorates "FOOT OF THE MOUNTAIN ALE," a special brew by RISE & WIN BREWING and TACOMA FUJI RECORDS. This cap brings the original label design and mountain aesthetics into daily life.
▌Designed by Legendary Artist Jerry UKAI: Masterfully created by Jerry UKAI, an acclaimed Japanese art director and member of ULTRA HEAVY. He fuses a practical outdoor spirit with retro typography to deliver a true urban outdoor soul.
▌Premium Lightweight Tech-Fabric: Built with 85% Nylon and 15% Polyurethane, offering premium water-resistance, breathability, and stretch comfort. Paired with a durable polyester belt, it is tailored perfectly for festivals, camping, and city strolls.
▌Timeless Two-Tone Earthy Aesthetics: Features a mellow Natural-colored crown contrasted with a forest Green brim. This heritage color scheme balances effortlessly with classic Japanese streetwear and rugged workwear layouts.
BRAND STORY / TACOMA FUJI RECORDS
Tacoma Fuji Records — Turning "Fictional Music Merchandise" into Reality.
Founded in Tokyo in 2004, the label started with the unique mission of producing merchandise for non-existent bands. Renowned artists and designers from Japan and abroad collaborate to create profiles, backstories, and original artworks for these fictional musicians.
Bridging the gap between fashion, culture, and "everyday life," the brand’s reach has expanded far beyond T-shirts. Their portfolio now includes collaborations with real musicians, artists, and lifestyle brands, including merchandise for craft beer bars.
Tacoma Fuji Records operates without borders, establishing its own aesthetic benchmark by blending high-end design with a playful, imaginative spirit that resonates across generations.
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【 STORE INFO 】
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@less_taichung|Taichung Minquan Store: No. 16, Ln. 213, Minquan Rd., West Dist. (14:00-22:00)
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@less_tainan|Tainan Weimin Store: 1F., No. 89, Weimin St., West Central Dist. (14:00-22:00)