Asbury Park Fight Club Ladies Scoop Tee
The APFC legend could almost be fiction. The fashion house passing as a home, the harem passing as a family, the lead designer who’s still attending middle school. The dream. The con. The end. APFC inhabits the same Asbury landscape as Elmore Leonard’s characters; taking equal measures of inspiration from Rudy Ray Moore’s Dolemite and Huggy Bear from Starsky & Hutch. Drawn to the underground and fancying themselves rogue entrepreneurs, the APFC label operates somewhere in the space between money laundering outfit, cult and driving school.
Our Custom Next Level cotton t-shirt is made of 100% soft 4oz combed ring-spun cotton. Featuring a moderate scoop neck line with tailored side seam and capped sleeves for a fitted, slimmer look. Fabric laundered for reduced shrinkage.
Color: Charcoal
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