Cav Empt
Cav Empt (aka C.E.) is a Japanese-based label launched by SK8THING, Toby Feltwell and Hishi. C.E. blends London-flavoured streetwear with oddball, retro-futurist graphics. Tracksuits are embellished with SK8THING’s standout imagery; anoraks are cut boxy; oversized and tees are draped in obscure technological references and slogans. Cav Empt stands for Caveat Emptor, which is Latin for “Buyer Beware”. The phrase is also taken from a Sci-Fi novel “UBIK”, which questions the perception of reality as well as technologies’ influence on society, which also explains the brand’s Sci-Fi aesthetic. The brand’s veteran founders intend to keep Cav Empt low-key, selling through only select retailers and slowly developing their unique aesthetic each season.
Founded
2011
Industries
Streetwear
Headquarter
Tokyo, Japan
Website
cavempt.com
Eclectic graphics and multi-textile goodness.
A glimpse into C.E.’s philosophy.
Supreme drops a breathalyzer and brings back “Alphabet” pieces.
Inspired by Italian philosopher Riccardo Manzotti’s “Spread Mind” theory.
Alongside Anna Uddenburg sculptures and a NOWNESS screening program.
Something low-key and something bold.
Overdyed shirts, wide pants and plenty of eye-grabbing graphics.
Fronting wares from Cav Empt, Stone Island, sacai and more.
As well as its own pieces.
“Japan” Nikes paired with Japanese streetwear.
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