The POOL aoyama, a concept store directed by Hiroshi Fujiwara, has previously collaborated with Japanese streetwear brand C.E. On August 8th, the store will release an exclusive line with the Japanese streetwear brand C.E., called C.E for the POOL aoyama. Launched in 2011, C.E. is a collaboration between designer Sk8ightTing and director Toby Feltwell. The brand name comes from the "Caveat Emptor" tattoo (Latin for "the buyer bears the risk of quality") worn by a woman in the book "Ubik" by American sci-fi author Philip K. Dick. The brand's unique blend of early 90s photography and distinctive graphics has earned it recognition both in Japan and overseas. This collection will feature eight items. Limited quantities of items will be on sale, including a windbreaker (29,000 yen) printed with a series of photographs that resemble a scene from a movie, a sweatshirt (16,000 yen) with graphics not only on the body but also on the sleeves, and a baseball cap with gray embroidery on a black background (8,000 yen).