In 1995 the 6876 branded Font was created using a unique low tech woodblock technique  and originally represented as relief letterpress prints. Although this has been interpreted for our woven garment labels from the inception of the brand as accurately

Due to the popularity of our Japanese produced collaborative projects we decided to go one step further and develope our own product sourced and manufactured in Japan. Working with premium suppliers and longstanding 6876 contacts the 68 JP 1 shirt

First collection of Modern Studies the new project from Six Eight Seven Six. This initial collection will subsequently increase in size for following seasons but the guest Artist which this season is Scott King will remain a constant. The collection

The Modern Studies project’s oversized interpretation of the “Harrington” style jacket manufactured in three Layer construction fabric with weatherproof membrane. (94% PA / 6% Spandex.) Details: “Storm” type pockets and cuffs. Stud collar and pockets as well as on accentuated

Edition five of the Brecon jacket manufactured in 180z (520 gram) Canvas weave Ventile This quality has the feel of classic cotton Duck fabric and is extremely substantial UK produced custom made L24 Ventile seam tape,Lampo black oxidised zips and Italian

A graphic with its roots and reference in the tumultuous era of late 60′s Paris. The representation of revolt against ruling powers when their methods become autocratic and unyielding as opposed to the current era we live in where too

The first  product from Modern Studies is a signature T-shirt Organic African 100% Cotton Colourways: White/Grey and White/Blue Limited availability

  Edition four of the Brecon jacket manufactured in 210 gram Olive L24 Ripstop Ventile Custom made in the UK Ventile seam tape,Lampo zips and Italian cotton storm cuff rib The jacket features large distinctive half bellows front lower pockets (left

An animation of stills taken from the project Tothland by Donald Milne. Butterburn Court and Bucklemaker Court at the Top Of The Hilltown Dundee 1971-2013. Music: Zen and the art of jollification “schadenfreude” from Sleeping Gypsy. http://jollification.uk/