A while ago we announced the latest venture of A Bathing Ape head designer Sk8thing, his new label C.E. This past weekend the brand was showing their collection at new London tradeshow Jacket Required. Taking a completely new direction, less graphical, the brand gave Selectism a nice preview of some jackets, shirts and coats from their first collection.

Check out the full preview here.

Traverse Tokyo presents new T-Shirts by Hiroshi Fujiwara, Sk8thing (representing his new label Cav Empt) and Tenderloin. Overall the images stick to the clean, focused design we’ve seen from these designers over the years with an emphasis on black and white. Of course Hiroshi Fujiwara added a couple hits of color to his pieces, as we’ve seen him do many times over with various Fragment releases.

More images follow after the click.

Japanese designer Sk8thing, who has been working with Nigo and A Bathing Ape for many years, is about to launch a new brand, going by the name C.E. For now we can only reveal the logo of the brand and tell you that Sk8thing is working with Hishi and Toby Feltwell (former head of international development at Bape) on the new venture – hopefully we can soon show you the first collection. The line will be showcased to the public for the first time this weekend at new London tradeshow Jacket Required.

Aside from the logo, we have been shown the text after the jump. Check it out and try to decipher it.

We give you a further look at the upcoming collaboration between Nike Sportswear and fragment design. Presented are three Dunk Hi’s, designed by Hiroshi Fujiwara, Sk8thing and fragment design. Each of them comes with a different color combination on each foot, which is probably the most unique feature of the collection. The London sneaker was designed by Hiroshi Fujiwara in a pink/yellow colorway. The New York sneaker was designed by Sk8thing in a white/navy/red colorway and the Beijing colorway by fragment design comes in black/purple. The London pair is the first one to be released at Nike Harajuku on December 18th.

More views of the sneakers follow after the jump.

Nigo, the head of A Bathing Ape, makes sure to stay busy. Together with his Bape head designer Sk8thing he has worked on a new line entitled Human Made. The collection is now exclusively available at Beams in Japan. The offering includes jackets, pants, shirts, denim, vests, sneakers and more. All pieces have a distinct vintage look and are very different from Bape.

Take a look at the collection after the jump.

After previously collaborating on t-shirts with The HideOut, Supreme, Stussy and others, Neighborhood adds TryGod and Sk8thing to the line-up of tee collaborations, celebrating their 15th anniversary. Look out for a release of these t-shrits soon.

Detailed views of the Neighborhood 15th Anniversary TryGod and Sk8thing T-Shirts follow after the jump.

After recently collaborating on some t-shirts, Stussy Honolulu and Japanese designer Sk8thing have now also released a matching trucker cap. The trucker cap features the same artwork that previously came on one of the t-shirts. It was released exclusively at Stussy Honolulu this weekend.

Just this afternoon we gave you a preview of the upcoming The Changes exhibition at Eindhoven’s MU Gallery, which is officially opening tomorrow.

The Changes; a multi-faceted art troupe, often including music, dance and collage into their medium, consists of four founding members: Misha Hollenbach and Shauna T., Skatething and Fergadelic. Most recently The Changes have welcomed a fifth member to the group- UK artist Ben Sansbury, a former art director for international fashion label SILAS.

Here we present you “The Time They Are The Changes” tie dye t-shirt collection by The Changes, that will be released tomorrow, October 31rst. The series consists of four t-shirts, one designed by each member of the group. Coming in a very limited edition, only 150 pieces across all four designs, it will not be easy to get your hands on these.

The release of the t-shirts coincide with two CHANGES exhibitions at Mu Gallery in Eindhoven and Utopian Slumps Gallery in Australia. They will be available Someday (Melbourne), Slam Jam (Italy), Boundless (NYC), Dragon (Mexico), Firmament (Germany), Honeyee.com.

Now head on after the jump to check out all four t-shirts.

The Changes, which are made up of Shauna and Misha from PAM, Fergus and Sk8thing are opening their new exhibition at the MU Gallery in the Netherlands tomorrow. Thanks to Remco from Ontour, we can give you a preview of the exhibition, which is nothing short of impressive.

“All work is new and made especially for this exhibition, the big screenprints and all lightboxes where made in Eindhoven last week. Also a really nice publication by Pambooks – MU – Nieves from The Changes is ready and Friday evening they will DJ themselves and throw a party afterwards in bar The Hoogste Tijd for which they’ve invited Thomas Bullock from Rub-n-Tug for a liveset! Dresscode Halloween…”

It certainly sounds like an event not to miss. Soon we will be able to give you a better look at the exhibition.

For now, check out the preview here.

Billionaire Boys Club teamed up with Japanese artist/designer Sk8thing on an exclusive t-shirt for Parisian store Colette. The t-shirt features the map of Paris in the form of a robot. It is limited to 100 pieces and now available at Colette. Via LaMJC.

A detailed image of the graphic follows after the jump.