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“There’s no direction of where you should go, you find out which way you want to go and that becomes your own path,” says Tetsu “TET” Nishiyama, “we all do.” Before starting his DIY-inspired apparel brand, FPAR aka Forty Percent Against Rights, in 1996, TET came up skating and going to punk shows in Tokyo. Reflecting the defiant, guerrilla ethos he shared with punks and skaters, TET built FPAR to subvert the media and fashion industries for his own messages.