FCUK Knitwear .

FCUK Sweater Section:

The logo FCUK has been rather controversial since it is so similar to a rather dirty word. Their advertisements rather shock people and the British government has tried to ban the use of the logo.

French Connection has also bought up the design house of Nicole Farhi.

French Connection is now a million dollar concern with over 1,500 outlets all over the world. They have 77 stores in the U.K. and 30 stores in the United States. They offer a wide range of products including tailored womenswear, menswear, Jeans, sportswear, childrens clothes, accessories like shoes and bags, as well as bath and beauty products.

Since 2002, their shoes are made by famed footwear manufacturer Lambert Howarth.

In 2002, French Connection entered into an agreement with Japanese beauty products company Shiseido, for a new range of fragrances which went on sale mid 2004.

That Logo FCUK has been an offensive irritation to lots of people and has had legal challenges. Several large stores like Macy's and Bloomingdales have banned it. In August 2004 the company decided to discontinue it. Their new ad campaigns will reflect something else.

 

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