About FUGGIT!

Proceed with caution.

That's the joke. Caution yellow, stencil letters, the whole look of a warning sign — except this one's telling you to do the opposite of what it looks like. Throw caution to the wind. Say FUGGIT! Do the thing anyway.

This logo isn't new. It's from 1999, made in a commercial arts program at a vocational school in Panama City, Florida. Back then it ended up on stickers, handed out for free at a local hangout called The Java, to skaters and alternative types. The plan was to screen print it onto shirts and hoodies next. The screens got cut. The program got shut down. The screens belonged to the school, and they went wherever old school equipment goes. That was it — for 25 years.

The stickers never stopped moving, though. Friends kept them. Some ended up in South Lake Tahoe. One showed up on a phone booth in London.

So the brand never really died. It just waited.

FUGGIT! is what happens when you stop waiting. It's for the people who've had an idea sitting in a drawer for years — a shirt, a business, a trip, whatever it is — and keep telling themselves the window's closed. It's not. Fuggit! Do it anyway.

This launch is for the people who already know what FUGGIT! means — the ones who had the stickers, who knew the name before there was a store behind it. If it reaches further than that, good. But this one's for you first.