Human Made

Human Made

Japanese Streetwear Label by NIGO

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Founded 2010
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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Human Made is a Japanese fashion label, founded by fashion designer and music producer/DJ NIGO, in 2010. NIGO started up this brand in order to create things he was not able to with his revolutionary, trendsetting streetwear brand - A Bathing Ape (BAPE). With graphic designer Sk8thing, Human Made ventured into creating whimsical pieces of both quality and authenticity to reflect the pre-1960’s.
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A Rare Glimpse into NIGO's Personal Collection Space in the New ObscuraVision
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A Rare Glimpse into NIGO's Personal Collection Space in the New ObscuraVision

Lifestyle publication Obscura Magazine has proudly kicked off their freshly-minted production/video

NIGO Talks Vintage Scavenging While Modeling His Own Wares
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NIGO Talks Vintage Scavenging While Modeling His Own Wares

Despite being best known as the founder of A Bathing Ape, NIGO has always maintained an insatiable


i-D Magazine: 2012 Summer "Better With Age" Editorial
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i-D Magazine: 2012 Summer "Better With Age" Editorial

i-D Magazine brings us a compelling photo set featuring clothing from Y-3, Bedwin and the

HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Lookbook
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HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Lookbook

Contemporary Japanese outfitter HUMAN MADE returns for another season of workwear-inspired clothing

HUMAN MADE Installation @ Dover Street Market
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HUMAN MADE Installation @ Dover Street Market

Setting up shop over the weekend at London’s Dover Street Market, Nigo’s HUMAN MADE will be

HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer iPhone 4/4S Sticker Collection
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HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer iPhone 4/4S Sticker Collection

While not the most protective of coverings for your iOS device, HUMAN MADE mints a custom iPhone

GRIND: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Editorial
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GRIND: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Editorial

Following on from our previous looks at the current HUMAN MADE season that featured Pharrell and

HUgE: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial featuring Pharrell Williams
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HUgE: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial featuring Pharrell Williams

Another of NIGO’s longtime friends steps up to help promote the latest collection from his HUMAN

SMART: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Editorial
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SMART: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Editorial

NIGO will always be known as the man behind A Bathing Ape, but with that relationship almost at an

Second to None: A Number of Names 2012 Spring/Summer Video
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Second to None: A Number of Names 2012 Spring/Summer Video

Creative agency and online magazine Second to None offers an interesting video that highlights

HUMAN MADE x Brown's Beach Jacket 2012 Spring/Summer Vest
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HUMAN MADE x Brown's Beach Jacket 2012 Spring/Summer Vest

The latest release from NIGO’s growing HUMAN MADE label sees the heritage-inspired brand teaming up

Jacket Required: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Preview
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Jacket Required: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Preview

Looking to its upcoming Spring/Summer 2012 collection, HUMAN MADE recently took some time out to

 

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