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Balance Running x Lucid FC 1 Year Anniversary
Balance Running, Atlanta's most diversified and unified run club, takes over LUCIDFCLUB Atlanta for their 1 year anniversary!
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3ft Village Mice Sculpture Now On Exhibition at...
welcome to Atlanta, @villagemice by @fathersteve. the 94 centimeter “BIG MOUSE” has arrived to Atlanta exclusively in @lucidfclub. on exhibition this Autumn 12-7pm daily (closed Mondays).📍...
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Workshop: Pins and Patch Pow Wow!
Personalise and Patch Up your own rothco set with LUCID FC branded pins and patch, with sewing offered live in store for one day only! 1085 Howell Mill Rd. Unit A-2 Atlanta, GA 30318.
Lucid FClub Editorial: FatManKey!
HELLO?!?! It’s Key!, and he’s answering the phone. The Atlanta rapper has joined us, home town connections, to model the newest LUCIDFCLUB editorial. Featuring looks from LUCID FC, Elias New York, Village Mice, Sneeze Mag, Rothco, Dreamour and more brands you can find exclusively in our Atlanta boutique. If you are not
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Latest & Greatest for early July
exclusive in-shop styles and selection curated for early July 2024.
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Workshop: Make Your Own Scrapbook
📔😅 MAKE YOUR OWN SCARPBOOKS 📔😅
🚨 OUR NEW SUMMER WORKSHOP 🚨
💟 in partnership with @kamar.iii 💟
✂️ July 20th 12-4pm ✂️
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🚨 OUR NEW SUMMER WORKSHOP 🚨
💟 in partnership with @kamar.iii 💟
✂️ July 20th 12-4pm ✂️
GALLERY: iBeam Photo Book Launch
Saturday @lucidfc x iBeam Limited copies, limited run of t-shirts, see you then.
Preview: Lucid Lady Summer 2024
LUCID LADY SUMMER 2024 Collection available May 11th online
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Workshop: Silk Screen with Sean Wuzy
Screen, ink, squeegee ✅ MAY 4TH!!.
SILK SCREEN WORKSHOP THIS WEEKEND IN SHOP AT @lucidfclub by @seanwuzy. BYOBlanks allowed. See y’all there! 💫
MTP Camo
The Multi-Terrain Pattern (MTP) is the standard camouflage pattern of the British Armed Forces. As part of the British Ministry of Defence's (MOD) Personal Equipment and Common Operational Clothing (PECOC) programme, three new camouflage patterns were considered for issue to British forces. These were a revised temperate Disruptive Pattern Material (DPM) using lighter colours, a new three-colour desert pattern with enhanced utility for night-time operations, and a hybrid four colour scheme using two colours from each of the previous patterns for use on webbing in all terrains.
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