ABOUT "free rage"
Ever since starting in 2007, free rage has been creating a range of head-turning printed tees at its factory in Kyoto, Japan. We specialize in creating high quality, hand made t-shirts bringing our t-shirts to life using many techniques, such as hand-drawing designs, silk screen, flocking finish and any kinds of airbrush methods.
Every one of our t-shirts are hand-printed to order to ensure it is the highest quality possible and to make it unique to you! To us, a blank t-shirt is a canvas that we can bring to life with our artwork. The combination of our craftsmanship, love, and passion for t-shirts leads to eye-catching t-shirts you will not find elsewhere.
Every one of our t-shirts are hand-printed to order to ensure it is the highest quality possible and to make it unique to you! To us, a blank t-shirt is a canvas that we can bring to life with our artwork. The combination of our craftsmanship, love, and passion for t-shirts leads to eye-catching t-shirts you will not find elsewhere.
CREATIVE MIND INTO EVERYDAY PIECES
Many of our creative designs are inspired by American pop culture
with a free rage twist and a flavor of multi-faceted Kyoto street scene.
We infuse “freedom and rage of art” concept into everyday pieces.
All of our products are proudly handcrafted in Kyoto, Japan.
TAKING PRIDE OF KYOTO CRAFTSMANSHIP
At on-site atelier in Kyoto, free rage has specialized in printing processing works using extraordinary meticulous drawing skills and advanced, various processing techniques. Their enthusiasm toward craftsmanship is unceasing and paramount to create impressive art works on their tees.
Silk screen, flocking finish, many kinds of airbrush methods,
various printing techniques are combined to craft one t-shirt.
ABOUT RECYCLE COTTON TEE
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free rage's special "Recycle Cotton” is made from short fibers that fall off during the spinning and combing process. It gives the garment a super soft feel and superior fit. Every recycle cotton fabric adopts the characteristics of the yarn it originally came from, making each one unique in its own way.
The hem is a style that was used in the 1970s and 80s called “Susohiki”. This look is characterized by vertical threads and is created using a special sewing technique. "Made in Japan" |
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