Fashion is a subjective art form designed to attract, express and represent. It gives an individual the chance to show the world who they are, and the confidence to fit the part. A leader is someone with the power to inspire others and with unparalleled charisma is able to bring out the best in others and achieve the impossible. It is the combination of these two ideals that brew success in the fashion industry. Distinction, sophistication, individuality and innovation; these are just a few of the things that Fourfront 1602 stands for and what can also be reflected in their designs.
Fourfront 1602 is a men’s fashion line established in 2004 and is owned by Intricate Concepts, Inc., who have done work for DKNY Jeans, Timberland and Sean John. This brand was built on a strong base of principles and upholds their own standards in everything they do. The collection consists of two-in-one vests, shirts and coats and is sold amongst labels like Southpole, Dereon and Ecko. Made of only the finest materials and featuring elegant and sophisticated designs, this collection inspires confidence and in turn, respect.
The two cofounders behind it all are Joseph Mbeh and Raymond Wong, two men from different ethnic backgrounds, representing the vast population and the passion behind proving one’s self to the world and defying the nay-sayers to achieve their dreams. It is this shared attitude of success of all the components of Fourfront 1602 that makes the company what it is today. “It’s about individuality, state-of-mind and representation,” says Mbeh “it’s who ‘we’ are [as a company].”
By pairing with Chinatex Oriental USA, Intricate Concepts, LLC is able to manufacture and distribute Fourfront 1602 worldwide and can be purchased online at http://www.drjays.com/search?cmd=main&keywords=fourfront . Future plans for Fourfront 1602 include growing as a global brand and seeking licensing opportunities.
With the strength of leaders and the ambition to reach their goals, Fourfront 1602 is sure to make their plans a reality.
Article by
Katie Campo
