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New capsule fuses Japanese design with American diner vibes

Japanese fashion label Human Made has launched a limited-edition capsule collection in collaboration with American burger chain Shake Shack, bringing together streetwear and food culture in a playful nod to both brands’ signature aesthetics.

The Human Made x Shake Shack collection dropped on July 19 through Human Made’’s online store and select physical locations, including Seoul and Hong Kong. Known for its retro-inspired pieces and the motto “The Future is in the Past,” Human Made, founded by NIGO, brings its heritage-meets-innovation approach to this five-piece lineup.

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The collection features a hybrid logo combining Human Made’s heart icon with Shake Shack’s burger symbol, an emblem that appears across all pieces in the drop: a graphic T-shirt, a 6-panel cap, a burger-shaped cushion, a PVC pouch, and a burger pass case.

Limited-edition key ring and pin set available at Shake Shack outlets in Asia

A limited-edition key ring and pin set is also available exclusively at participating Shake Shack outlets across Asia, including the Philippines (excluding SM North Edsa, Gateway Mall 2, and NAIA Terminal 3).

Human Made collaborates with Shake Shack for a limited-edition capsule collection, merging streetwear and food culture to pay homage to both brands’ unique aesthetics

And the partnership doesn’t stop at fashion. An exclusive Human Made x Shake Shack menu rolled out simultaneously, featuring the Teriyaki Shack burger, Curry Cheese Fries, and a Mango Yuzu Shake, each item drawing on NIGO’s affinity for blending Japanese and American influences. In the Philippines, the burger and fries are available in select Shake Shack branches starting July 19.

Each dish from the collaboration is served in custom packaging bearing the heart-burger emblem, tying back to the capsule’s overall theme: a cultural crossover expressed through both food and fashion.

The collection is available while supplies last via humanmade.jp and in Human Made’s Tokyo, Seoul, and Hong Kong stores.

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