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Japanese icon Hiroshi Fujiwara has launched the next chapter of FRGMT, giving the younger generation a chance to kick back in style. FRGMTMINI is designed exclusively for cool kids, debuting the brand’s first collection filled with wardrobe staples for growing youngsters.
The lineup is practical, simple, and comfortable, honing in on smart essentials for both boys and girls. The elevated kidswear range emphasizes versatile styling, stamped with Fujiwara’s signature touch. FRGMT’s iconic lightning bolt appears on leather varsity jackets and plush tracksuits, while puffer coats are detailed with painted “F” logos at the chest. Polka-dot shirting, washed chore jackets, and classic overalls round out the offering, joined by minimalist caps and beanies.
Take a closer look at the first FRGMTMINI collection by Hiroshi Fujiwara in the gallery above. The line will drop on September 26 via the brand’s website and select retailers worldwide.
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