FJ87 x Saskyn

What happens when art meets fashion that isn’t afraid to stand out?

The result is a collection unlike anything we’ve ever done before. And quite possibly unlike anything anyone else has done before. Together with Filip Jeřábek, aka FJ87, a street artist, we have created fourteen denim jackets. Each one features a piece of his original artwork.

No prints. No copies. We took real cotton canvases from the studio, covered with layers of paint, brush strokes, and scratches. We cut them up and, with the help of tailor Klára Felixová, sewed them by hand onto the backs, sleeves, and front panels of the jackets. Each piece is a unique original.

You wear a painting.
You wear art.
You wear a story.

For us, this collection is not just a collaboration. It is a clash of two worlds. Raw paintings and precise tailoring. Colors and denim. Ideas and fabrics. An intertwining that makes sense – just like when lines and circles, warps and wefts intersect.

And that’s exactly what we named the whole project: Intersection.

The limited edition of 14 jackets will be on display – and available for purchase – for the first time on September 4, 2025, at the opening at Rock Café, Národní 20, Prague.

FJ87 (1987, Prague)

Painter, artist, musician. His roots lie in graffiti and street art, but he is not limited by the medium. He paints large surfaces and small formats, creating works for the streets and galleries. His work is colorful, expressive, often abstracted to the very movement of the hand. He likes to break down ideas about what art is and what value it should have. Cutting up his own painting and sewing it onto a jacket? For him, it makes sense. It’s a way to bring painting into everyday life. Outside the gallery, outside marketing. Just like that. On your back. On the street.

INTERSECTION – exhibition

Fourteen paintings. Fourteen moments where a line meets a circle. A stroke meets a surface. Chaos meets order. Distinctive colors, spontaneous gestures, geometry, and raw brushwork. The Intersection exhibition will be on display from September 2025 at Rock Café.

Visually, it resembles an explosion of colors or a fragment of a city wall. But when you look closely, you see order in it. The tension between precision and freedom. Between street art and artistic gesture. It’s about collision. About intersection. About life.