Numbered Graphic T-Shirt
The heavyweight loopwheel tee — numbered and stamped with Human Made's heart, duck and polar bear mascots — is the label's most recognizable canvas.
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Nigo's Tokyo label reworking vintage workwear and sportswear with mascot graphics, listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange since November 2025.
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Human Made is Nigo's Tokyo label, built on a "The Future Is In The Past" concept that reworks vintage American and Japanese workwear, sportswear and military pieces through heavy graphics: heart logos, duck and polar bear mascots, loopwheel T-shirts, varsity jackets and sashiko denim. Pharrell Williams is an investor. The company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange in November 2025, raising roughly 17.8 billion yen, and in June 2026 signed a non-binding agreement to buy Jun Takahashi's Undercover, with transfer targeted for February 2027. Collaborators include Adidas Originals, Kaws, Levi's and Verdy.
The heavyweight loopwheel tee — numbered and stamped with Human Made's heart, duck and polar bear mascots — is the label's most recognizable canvas.
Explore graphic tees →Nigo's take on the vintage American souvenir/varsity jacket, reversible and heavily embroidered, sits at the core of the "Future Is In The Past" idea.
Explore satin jackets →Reworked vintage Japanese and American workwear chore jackets, in denim and twill, anchor the brand's outerwear.
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runs small
Sizing follows Japanese conventions, so garments typically measure a size smaller than equivalent Western labels, with a boxy body and shortish length that leads most people to size up at least once.
Tip: Most shoppers go one full size up from their usual US/EU size, and two up if they want length or a genuinely relaxed drape.
Medium confidence · based on 14 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | runs small | boxy, fairly heavy loopback with a broad chest and short body | Size up one for a normal fit and two if you plan to layer or want length. |
| Jackets | runs small | boxy vintage varsity and coach-jacket cuts with limited room for layering | Size up one, or two if you want to wear a hoodie underneath. |
| Jeans & denim | slightly small | relaxed to straight vintage-inspired cuts, not slim | Take your true waist or go up one if the denim is raw and unsanforized, and expect to hem the leg. |
| Shirts & overshirts | runs small | vintage workwear-inspired regular cut, roomy through the body but narrow in the shoulders for larger frames | Size up one, especially if you have broader shoulders or a longer torso. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | runs small | boxy with a wide chest and structured loopwheel body | Size up one from your usual tee size, or two if you are tall or want a modern oversized look. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | relaxed workwear and fatigue cuts | Stick to your usual waist size; the cut already sits relaxed. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
88% matchNigo's original label; same mascot-logo hype DNA
What changes: Camo and Ape Head branding over vintage workwear repro
78% matchDeeper Okayama craft take on boro, sashiko and indigo
What changes: Artisanal one-off construction, no mascot graphics or hype drops
75% matchStricter military-issue sourcing, minimal graphics
What changes: Utilitarian and muted rather than playful and nostalgic
74% matchTokyo heritage label with biker and punk references
What changes: Darker palette, less Americana sportswear and cartoon mascots
Human Made runs small. Most shoppers go one full size up from their usual US/EU size, and two up if they want length or a genuinely relaxed drape. Sizing follows Japanese conventions, so garments typically measure a size smaller than equivalent Western labels, with a boxy body and shortish length that leads most people to size up at least once.
Sizing follows Japanese conventions, so garments typically measure a size smaller than equivalent Western labels, with a boxy body and shortish length that leads most people to size up at least once. Overall shape: generally boxy and slightly cropped in the body, with a vintage-inspired regular-to-relaxed cut rather than anything slim.
Human Made hoodies & sweatshirts runs small. Size up one for a normal fit and two if you plan to layer or want length. Shape: boxy, fairly heavy loopback with a broad chest and short body.
Human Made jackets runs small. Size up one, or two if you want to wear a hoodie underneath. Shape: boxy vintage varsity and coach-jacket cuts with limited room for layering.
Human Made jeans & denim fits slightly small. Take your true waist or go up one if the denim is raw and unsanforized, and expect to hem the leg. Shape: relaxed to straight vintage-inspired cuts, not slim.