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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Latest Collections

HUMAN MADE 2011 Fall/Winter New Releases
Fashion

HUMAN MADE 2011 Fall/Winter New Releases

The latest offerings from NIGO’s HUMAN MADE fit the classic designs we’ve seen from him in the

COLD COFFEE: HUMAN MADE Online Store
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COLD COFFEE: HUMAN MADE Online Store

NIGO’s latest fashion brand HUMAN MADE makes the jump into online retail with the launch of COLD


Human Made 2012 Spring/Summer Lookbook
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Human Made 2012 Spring/Summer Lookbook

Contemporary label Human Made introduces its Spring/Summer 2012 collection, boasting a wide range

A Day With Craig Ford

A Day With Craig Ford

Craig Ford has had a considerable impact on the London and British fashion scene. As an important visionary who brought the original BAPE STORE to London, he has also gone on to help develop the British brand presences’ of various respected streetwear brands including BBC | Ice Cream, aNYthing, AMBUSH and Gourmet among others through A Number of Names. Furthermore, he has also been one of the catalysts behind the fledgling London menswear tradeshow known as Jacket Required. Ford recently took us on a buying trip with him to Tokyo which included a run-in with several notable personalities. Follow his day-to-day jaunts over at his HYPEBEAST blog.

HUMAN MADE Gallery & Store Taipei Opening
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HUMAN MADE Gallery & Store Taipei Opening

NIGO’s latest venture, HUMAN MADE, has branched into Taiwan with the opening of a combined retail

The Observer: HUMAN MADE: BATHING APE’S BOY WONDER GOES VINTAGE
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The Observer: HUMAN MADE: BATHING APE’S BOY WONDER GOES VINTAGE

Much talk has surrounded A Bathing Ape founder NIGO’s latest fashion endeavor with HUMAN MADE. The

HUMAN MADE 2011 Fall/Winter Lookbook
Fashion

HUMAN MADE 2011 Fall/Winter Lookbook

A Bathing Ape founder, NIGO, steps in front of the camera to model some of the signature looks from

HUMAN MADE Canvas Tote Bag
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HUMAN MADE Canvas Tote Bag

Having already established a strong presence throughout the Asian region, tote bags are undeniably

HUMAN MADE Document Holders
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HUMAN MADE Document Holders

Despite a short few months under its belt, HUMAN MADE has already made the job into lifestyle

HUMAN MADE "Polar Bear" Figure
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HUMAN MADE "Polar Bear" Figure

Japanese pop culture guru NIGO and his HUMAN MADE line are back for another offbeat piece of design

GRIND Magazine: HUMAN MADE 2011 Fall/Winter Editorial
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GRIND Magazine: HUMAN MADE 2011 Fall/Winter Editorial

A Bathing Ape founder NIGO continues to move on with his new brand HUMAN MADE, bringing us a

Jacket Required: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Preview

Jacket Required: HUMAN MADE 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Preview

Latest from the successful, laid back yet buttoned-up Jacket Required tradeshow in London comes an

 

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