
F Joe Prah. Biker streetwear.
Ride free.
Wear it loud.
Biker streetwear drawn by Joe Prah. Tees, hoodies, tanks and a beanie, made to order for riders with heart.
What is F Joe Prah?
F Joe Prah, or FJP, is an online biker streetwear brand founded by Joe Prah. It sells tees, hoodies, tanks and a beanie with original art, printed to order. The brand exists to break the stigma around bikers and show riders as free-spirited people who look out for their communities.
The gear
Fourteen pieces, printed to order. Pick your color and size on the product page.
Art with a point of view
Every design has a story. Some are loud, some are quiet, and all of them are meant to start a conversation at the gas pump.
Giggle Mortis the Clown
The orange-haired clown biker, drawn by Joe Prah himself. He rides on a tee, two hoodies and a women's tank.
FJP Clean Logo
The chopper-and-letters mark for the days you want to rep without shouting. Tee, fleece pullover, tank and the crop top Joe's daughter wears.
Better To Be A Wolf
A skull in a biker helmet and a line about wolves and sheep. Available as a tee and a women's racerback tank.
Say it out loud
Famous in My Own Head. The Road to Hell. It's Prah Duh. Tees with a sense of humor and a beanie that does not hold back.
Bikers get called a lot of things.
Riders show up for their towns, pull over for a stranger on the shoulder and roll out for kids at the holidays. Joe started FJP to say it out loud: wild, fun and free, with a heart.
10% of each purchase goes to a local charity for kids. Joe shares which charity the club supports each quarter.
Where to ride in Connecticut and the Hudson Valley
Free ride guides for 14 towns, from Danbury to Bear Mountain. Real roads, real stops and the seasonal stuff nobody mentions.
From the blog
Safe group and solo riding on Connecticut and Hudson Valley roads
Staggered formation, a plan everyone knows, and the local hazards that catch riders out in Connecticut and the Hudson Valley.
Why bikers are community people (and the label is wrong)
Bikers get labeled as trouble. Riders show up for their communities. Why we built a brand to say it out loud.
Quick answers
What is F Joe Prah (FJP)?
F Joe Prah, or FJP, is an online biker streetwear brand founded by Joe Prah. It sells tees, hoodies, tanks, a crop top and a beanie with original, irreverent art, printed to order. The mission is simple: break the stigma around bikers and show riders as free-spirited, community-minded people.
Who is Joe Prah?
Joe is the founder of FJP and the artist behind some of its designs. Giggle Mortis the clown, for example, was drawn by Joe himself. He started the brand to shatter the idea that bikers are mean-spirited troublemakers, and to build a community of free thinkers who ride for a cause.
What does FJP sell and how much does it cost?
The shop has 14 pieces: tees, a fleece pullover, two hoodies, racerback tanks, a crop top and an embroidered beanie. Prices run from $28 to $65. Every product page shows the exact price, the available colors and sizes, and a button that takes you to checkout.
Is everything made to order?
Yes. Each piece is made especially for you after you order, instead of in bulk. That is why it can take a little longer than buying off a shelf, and it helps reduce overproduction. Shipping options and costs appear at checkout, so you see them before you pay.
Where does the 10% for charity go?
10% of each purchase goes to a local charity for kids. Joe shares which charity the club supports each quarter. If you want to know which one is current, send a message through the contact page and we will point you to it.
More in the full FAQ.
Gear up. Ride kind.
Pick your piece, choose your size and wear the mission. 10% of each purchase goes to a local charity for kids.