Fenchurch was a skater clothing companySlingshot - Portfolio: Fenchurch Clothing . Retrieved 22 December 2007. based in Acton, London, England.

History Fenchurch was founded in 2000, and the brand name is derived from Fenchurch Street railway station in the City of London. The brand launched in 2001, and its marketing on a team of sponsored professional skateboarders and BMXers.Fenchurch - Fenchurch History: 2001 . Retrieved 22 December 2007. A year after opening its flagship store, Fenchurch was included in Time Out London's list of "London's 50 best boutiques" Fenchurch at Brandneusense. Fenchurch products went on sale in 2002 and sales expanded into continental Europe during 2003. In 2005, they opened a store on Earlham Street in Covent Garden.citikey.com - Fenchurch . Retrieved 22 December 2007.

Products Fenchurch produced male and female skateboarding fashion collections, accessories, shoes and luggage. In 2007, the company produced a bag made from drink can ring pullsSmart Planet - Fenchurch Bottletop bag reuses ring-pulls, fights AIDS, looks dazzling . Retrieved 22 December 2007. in association with the HIV/AIDS charity Bottletop.Cooler - op and Fenchurch Launch Stylish Bag to Raise Funds for Charity . Retrieved 22 December 2007. The collection includes T-shirts embroidered with the Fenchurch stitch.Time Out - London's 50 best boutiques . Retrieved 22 December 2007. Fenchurch also produces a Fenchurch Friendly collection of organic and fair trade clothing.Bread & Butter - Fenchurch. . Retrieved 22 December 2007. A capsule collection in collaboration with the Baguette Fingers was planned for the Spring/Summer 2021, including oversized cargo pants, cropped cycling shorts, and pop socks. Administration After one of its founding directors, Marc Ball, left the company due to internal disagreements, it was announced in February 2011 that Fenchurch International Limited was insolvent and seeking investment. On 18 March 2011, it was announced that JD Sports had bought Fenchurch and made all staff redundant, except the Creative Director, Chris Isherwood.

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