ILLEST品牌於2015年進入台灣並成立ILLEST TAIWAN產品線。承襲ILLEST的傳統精神與文化，ILLEST TAIWAN在台灣地區開始服務對潮流、嘻哈、街頭、改裝車文化有興趣的同好。ILLEST TAIWAN團隊除了引進FATLACE及ILLEST商品外，同樣將HELLAFLUSH、OFFSET KING...等汽車改裝文化帶入台灣。除潮流服飾以外另外開設了全球首家ILLEST CAFE與汽車娛樂事業。為了服務更多的顧客，台北門市與網路商城外，我們正積極尋找經銷通路，希望將ILLEST的服務推廣至全台灣。
Illest is more than just a simple expression. To understand, one must trace back its lineage to parent company, Fatlace. Born in 1999,
Fatlace initially started as a blog about the elements of hip-hop, with roots in music, breakdancing, and graffiti. Another collective interest among the Fatlace family is cars, which inevitably became a central focus for the brand. Fatlace originally pulled the word ‘illest’ from lyrics by New York City rappers in the early 90's, but the term would soon heighten in popularity. When Fatlace began creating cursive Illest t-shirts and stickers, followers of the brand began snatching up the iconic stickers and displaying them on their cars—demonstrating a seamless and subtle blend of hip-hop and automotive culture. Under these conditions Illest was officially born in 2006 under Fatlace’s wing. Illest now has two brick-and-mortar shops in Los Angeles and Costa Mesa, with a third opening set for January on the island of Oahu. Illest has evolved into what you see today and is still pushing forward with collaborations, motorsports sponsorships, and more. With allusions to hip hop and strong ties to car culture, Illest covets a collective and growing style of living. With that said, Illest is always receptive to change making sure that there is nothing better ≠.
