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My name is Mark Foch, and I am the founder, owner and designer behind FOCH.
Before creating my own brand, I spent 24 years working for a well-known company producing latex clothing. During that time, I gained extensive practical experience with latex as a material and learned how much precision, patience and craftsmanship are required to turn it into a finished garment.
After many years of working in the industry, I decided it was time to create something of my own. FOCH gives me the freedom to develop my own ideas, experiment with form and create latex clothing according to my own vision.
Every garment available here is designed by me. I am also directly involved in making the pieces by hand. For me, this is an important part of the identity of FOCH. I want the brand to remain personal and closely connected to the process of creating each garment.
Latex is a very distinctive material. It can follow the shape of the body closely, create strong architectural forms or appear surprisingly elegant and minimal. Working with it requires experience and attention to every detail, from the first idea and pattern to cutting, assembling and finishing the final piece.
My goal is to create latex clothing that feels individual rather than mass-produced. I am interested in designs that have their own character and are difficult to imitate — pieces created for people who appreciate originality, craftsmanship and a different approach to fashion.
The name Mark is my real first name. Foch is a nickname I have used for many years. I chose to use it publicly because my real surname is difficult for many people to pronounce and read correctly. Over time, the nickname became part of my identity and eventually the name of the brand.
FOCH is the result of many years of experience, personal ideas and a desire to create latex fashion independently. It is still developing, and every new design is another step in that process.
Me in London 16 years ago.