Sk8thing

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Co-Founder of C.E (Cav Empt)

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Founded 1969
Headquarters Tokyo, Japan

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Japanese graphic designer Sk8thing is the co-founder and owner of Japanese streetwear brand C.E (Cav Empt) along with Toby Feltwell. The designer has stated his influences include hip-hop, skateboarding and London culture. Sk8thing has no formal education in art, only having honed his artistic skills from drawing since childhood, and learning his design skills from his friends. Characterized by his matter-of-fact secrecy and anonymity, Sk8thing is commonly seen wearing face masks, hats and glasses, and is publically seen with a partially-covered face. This was first inspired by the film The Phantom of the Opera, which Sk8thing saw as a young child and felt he could relate to the Phantom’s character. In the past, he has created designs for the likes of Billionaire Boys Club/Ice Cream, NEIGHBORHOOD, BAPE, UNDERCOVER, Bounty Hunter, WTAPS and T-19, and has worked together with the likes of NIGO, Pharrell and Hiroshi Fujiwara.
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Latest Collections

NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape 20th Anniversary Interview Feature with Kogi “Poggy” Motofumi, SK8THING, Masamichi Katayama & Masaaki Homma
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NOWHERE / A Bathing Ape 20th Anniversary Interview Feature with Kogi “Poggy” Motofumi, SK8THING, Masamichi Katayama & Masaaki Homma

As NOWHERE and A Bathing Ape roll out special features to celebrate their 20th anniversary (which

GRIND: C.E 2012 Fall/Winter Collection Editorial
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GRIND: C.E 2012 Fall/Winter Collection Editorial

Following on from our first look at the C.E 2012 fall/winter collection, we can now bring you a


GRIND: C.E 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial
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GRIND: C.E 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial

SK8THING, the man responsible for many of the iconic graphical imagery from brands such as A

SK8THING: Graphically Masked

SK8THING: Graphically Masked

Veteran streetwear designer Sk8thing has a knack for building brands while maintaining an elusive,

Streetwear Today Issue 38: Sk8thing - Takes A Trip
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Streetwear Today Issue 38: Sk8thing - Takes A Trip

Streetwear Today have recently released its Issue 38, with the title “Sk8thing – Takes A Trip.”

C.E x TRAVERSE TOKYO “CAV EMPT” T-Shirt
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C.E x TRAVERSE TOKYO “CAV EMPT” T-Shirt

Offered up is a new graphic T-shirt for TRAVERSE TOKYO by C.E, the Japanese label started by

HUMAN MADE by NIGO and Sk8thing Website Update
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HUMAN MADE by NIGO and Sk8thing Website Update

Following several previews, NIGO announces an update to the HUMAN MADE website. Showcasing

HUMAN MADE by NIGO and Sk8thing
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HUMAN MADE by NIGO and Sk8thing

Previewed back in September, NIGO has teamed up with long time friend and graphic designer

Interview Magazine: Sk8thing
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Interview Magazine: Sk8thing

Interview Magazine recently caught up with rarely interviewed designer Sk8thing, who over the

 

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