Anarchic Adjustment
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| Industry | Fashion Clothing |
| Founded 📆 | 1986[citation needed] |
| Founder 👔 | Nick Philip, Alan Brown |
Area served 🗺️ | California Japan |
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Anarchic Adjustment was founded in 1986 by Nick Philip in Muswell Hill, England. Anarchic blossomed into an internationally known fashion company when Alan Brown became co-founder in 1989.[1] Alan had followed Nick's artistic additions to Freestylin' magazine and they eventually met at an American Freestyle Association contest where they formed their partnership and business plan for Anarchic.
Charles Uzzell Edwards joined Anarchic in 1990 designing most Anarchic clothing pieces and was a major factor in the popularity of Anarchic fashion.
Anarchic Adjustment opened three fashion shops in Japan. One in Tokyo in 1994, in the LaForet Plaza in Harajuku, Tokyo and another shop in Tokyo west of Ebisu Station and a third store in the American Village in Osaka inside the American Village Parco Store. Alan Brown, along with Joi Ito were responsible for founding the Anarchic stores in Japan.[citation needed][2]
Hiroshi Fujiwara, DJ, Mixmaster Morris, Towa Tei of Dee-lite, and Timothy Leary were early adopters of Anarchic Adjustment fashion. Hiroshi[3] featured "Anarchic" in his Fujiwara Adjustment section of Cutie Magazine and Timothy Leary wore "Anarchic" whenever he could.
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Original Anarchic T-shirt art work
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Ozone Freestyle Bike Ad from Freestylin' magazine, Designed by Alan Brown
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Anarchic Adjustment's first item of clothing 1986
References[edit]
- ↑ Mireille Silcott: Rave America: New School Dancescapes. ISBN 978-1-55022-383-5 Search this book on
. p.63 ("A graphic designer named Nick Philip created a San Fran rave-gear company called Anarchic Adjustment, specializing in T-shirts emblazoned with buzz phrases like 'open your mind' and images of aliens; the company was soon raking in thirty thousand dollars a season.")
- ↑ Alan Brown, owner of Anarchic adjustment at the time, was present in Tokyo at the Persons Headquarters, Meiji-dori Ave (明治通り) with Charles Uzzell Edwards where planning and designing of the LaForet store took place.
- ↑ Brown, Alan. "Cutie Magazine Tokyo, Japan". Cutie Magazine. Retrieved 2007-05-15.
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