First Contact Club night editorial with the uniform in the street

About FCC

First Contact Club

An independent streetwear and archive project for people who read the signal, keep the evidence, and dress like they know something is coming.

Field note / 001

A uniform, a file, a quiet warning.

First Contact Club is built at the point where streetwear meets public records culture. The clothes are not made to shout. They are made to feel logged, issued, worn, and kept.

Each release connects product, packaging, editorial imagery, and documentary references into one world: objects from a club that treats the unexplained like part of daily life.

01

Limited uniform

Graphic tees, caps, hoodies, and objects designed with a field-issue attitude: black cotton, direct marks, and no disposable noise.

02

Official archive

The Disclosure organizes public UAP image and video releases from official sources so the trail stays visible.

03

Membership objects

Cards, packaging, and physical details make every drop feel like a record from inside the club, not a loose piece of merch.

First Contact Club contact paper and field documents
Design language

Evidence, not hype.

The visual system borrows from photocopied files, night walks, field notes, unmarked packaging, and quiet uniform details. It is built to feel credible, cinematic, and slightly classified without becoming costume.

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