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Primo: Tokyo Edition

Inspired by the juxtaposition of Tokyo street culture which seamlessly fuses the old-world traditions with new world functionality, the Element Primo Tokyo edition collection blurs lines with balance.

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Element | Skateboarding, The Arts & Nature - Made to Endure

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Primo: Tokyo Edition

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Element by Nigel Cabourn

With the initial source of inspiration coming from a late 80’s Nigel Cabourn ‘Cricket’ badge, this collection combines skate and streetwear attitude with classic Cabourn sportswear styling; Putting particular emphasis on Cabourn’s ‘Cricket’ label that existed throughout the late 80’s and early 90’s.

Timber! Go East

The "Go East" Collection is the brainchild of Element Advocate and artist Chad Eaton.

Inspired by Japanese Yokai, the ghosts of Japanese folklore, Noh masks, and the classic Sukajan or "souvenir jacket", first created by US soldiers stationed in Japan after WWII. The result is a fierce and boldly illustrated collection.