Thank you all for the support. At this time we are trying to fulfill orders as quick as we can. Due to low staff and limited working hours (Since we are not a essential business) we are backordered 2-4 weeks on ALL ORDERS. Each mask is hand made and takes time to put together.
We appreciate your patience and thank you for supporting small businesses and providing masks for our healthcare workers, stay safe!
Update on the masks! The cukui team has been working diligently the last few days on all masks and the ones we will be donating. We are truly grateful for the orders and beyond excited to help our first responders/healthcare workers..THANK YOU!
📪 For any online orders please allow 10 business days for your order to go out, any pickup curbside orders we will call you once your order is ready!
Thank you for the support and helping small businesses! We now offer Free Shipping and Pickup in our store:
Cukui
229 Jackson Street
San Jose, CA 95112
Giving back! Each mask purchased we will donating one mask to a Bay Area Healthcare / first responder worker.
Details: Double sided outside fabric is 100% Cotton/Fleece Mask, the inside is lined with N95 Meltblown medical grade polypropylene fabric. This face mask is reversible, reusable & sustainable. Three layer mask improves fit & function.
Non disclosure* This Cotton & Polypropylene N95 Face mask was created to block 95% of particles passing through the face mask. This does not guarantee that this prevents against infection or transmission of viruses or diseases.
New Rashguards in Stock!
Made with Lycra (200-260gsm) + 90% polyester + 10% spandex. Details: Breathable polyester fabric, with strong moisture absorption that can discharge sweat, keeping the skin dry and comfortable. Runs a little larger than standard rash guard sizing*
Keep it moving sketch of the day! ✒️: @orlycukui . No quarantine blues here. Making the best out of crazy times we are living in. Family enjoyment, Art therapy, self improvement collaborative piece with @carlosayalajr
New Weekend Releases! Bringing new drops for you, we now offer Free Shipping on domestic orders and Free order pickup (for our local customers). Thank you for the continued support and stay safe!
Due to the current circumstances of COVID-19, we will be temporarily closing our store til further notice. As much as we would like to stay open, the importance and safety of our customers and Jtown community comes first.
For those who perfer to shop online, our Bi-weekly drops will still be in order 🍂 Stay safe and we wish all of you good health 🤙🏽 Cukui Fam!
Thank you all for the continued support! Due to the current circumstances of COVID-19, we will be temporarily closing our store til further notice. As much as we would like to stay open, the importance and safety of our customers and Jtown community comes first.
For those who perfer to shop online, our Bi-weekly drops will still be in order 🍂 Stay safe and we wish all of you good health 🤙🏽 Cukui Fam!
Get geared up with new drops from Cukui. Playoffs Logo Hoody, Quest for 6, In4mation Hats and more.
Available online + instore at 6pm.
Do it for the bay! Limited Quantities, Fits true to size
Details: This premium heavyweight garment has a generous fit and is completed with a fleece lined hood, heavy gauge round drawcord, nickel eyelets, and 1x1 ribbing at cuffs and waistband, Cukui Front Embroidery Logo, Ring spun fleece cotton.
Playoffs Logo Hoody (*Available 6pm 1/10/20) Sizing: XS - 3XL
Restocked! Star Wars Black + Grey Tee. (In store 1/13/20)
Sizing: Small - 3XL
In4mation Hats
Details: Raised Logo, Snapback for adjustments, one size fits most.
Playoff Ready! Quest for 6 Rings (*Available 6pm 1/10/20)
Painting of the day! The burden of memory, mixed media acrylic painting on 36x36 inch wood panel. Part of the new works for Timeless Artshow coming Nov. 15th from 6-9pm. See y'all there! 🖋: @santosart
THIS SATURDAY! October 19th, 2019 POW! WOW! San Jose (PWSJ) in association with the Do You Know San Jose? concert series by San Jose Jazz (@sanjosejazz) present the third annual Block Party to kick-off the 2019 PWSJ global arts, music and culture festival.
Confirmed performances by Rapp Nite ft. Lyrics Born (@lyricsborn) x CUTSO (@cutso), plus Yung Pinch (@yungpinch) & Sasha Marie of Soulection (@sashamvrie). Other guest artists T.B.A.
We will be popping up the Block Party on the Valley Title parking lot located in the heart of the SoFA District. The @sjzboomboxtruck stage will be parking in front of @powwowsanjose's grand @hownosm mural.
The PWSJ Block Party is all ages and it will be your first opportunity to purchase PWSJ19 merchandise, plus food and adult beverages to be served and we will be giving prizes away via a raffle.
We're looking for San José's support. From October 19-27, 2019 we are hosting our 3rd annual POW! WOW! San Jose public mural festival, filled with week-long activities that include public murals, music programming, a mural tour ride and more!
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We're looking for your support to help us bring more art to our public spaces. Help us by spreading the word and donating to the cause. We're looking forward to giving back to the city we love by adding more art to our city's landscape!
I've been tattooing this cool cat @helladakine since my garage tattooing days. Around 97, this piece is a cover up of a cover up. Always great to see u lil bro. Catch up with you soon when I make it up to Austin. Bless up fam #humblebeginningstattoo@hbtat2
Your summer is about to get better! New drops from Cukui just in.
Shop online + In-store.
Side Tribal Wave Tanktop
Sizes: Small - 3XL
C Logo Snake
Illustration done by: Tony Doung Tattoos
Sizes: Small - 3XL
Cukui OW Tribal Bars
Sizes: Small - 3XL
Women's C Snake Tanktop
This tank has side slits and a high-low, rounded hem for a super-chic finish. Relaxed and ready-for-anything, it features a scoop neck, and side seams. This flattering tank comes in fashion forward style.
Features: Sideseamed. Relaxed, draped fit. Side slits with high-low rounded hem.
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This weekend only! Japantown celebrates the San Jose Obon festival , a time when generations of families and friends come together and enjoy a rich cultural experience in one of the three remaining Japantown's in the United States.
Japantown’s largest festival with two days of game booths, food booths, the Chidori Band, Three taiko performances each day including San Jose Taiko and over 1,200 dancers in colorful traditional festive wear each evening!
Kyle Fabi is a very talented artist based in San Diego California. I met Kyle when i was finishing my undergrad in San Francisco State University, It's been quite some time now so i had to ask him if he remembers how we met, he said “ Most likely at Andy’s or at the event “Lowkey” (hosted by our great friends).” He has been a great friend ever since and has been creating amazing art throughout the years.
I recently caught up to Kyle to talk about what he has been up to. He said that he collaborated with Urban Outfitters, where he was able to design clothing for them, such as hoodie’s and shirts which can be found in stores or www.urbanoutfitters.com. He also worked on designs for NoName and other musical artists.
Kyle’s style design is very unique and detailed. His early design projects consisted of album covers and clothing designs. As time passed and his interest for graphic design grew, opportunities allowed him to express his art into different branches of design projects.
Kyle said “My hunger to learn enabled me to combine mediums which led me to what i do today. Some examples are: Watercolor and design, wood and fabric, metal and acrylic - the combinations are endless. I describe my style of design as open ended and simple. I believe it’s forever changing and evolving organically. I’d like to think my style is different because it can be childlike with an adult underlining. Some examples are: Watercolor and design, wood and fabric, metal and acrylic - the combinations are endless.”
His advice to creatives and up coming artists is
“CHANGE THEIR ENVIRONMENT, SO YOUR WORK DOESN’T GO SLATE”
James Garcia is a creative born and raised in San Jose California. He is a “still and motion photographer” who is focused in lifestyle and portrait photography. His work is very versatile and touches the realm of videos, illustration and design work. He has worked with companies such as Cukui Clothing, Nima Fadavi, Runners Factory, Breezy Excursion, Ad autowerks and many more.
I asked James about his story and what sparked his curiosity with photography.
“ I had always been fascinated in drawing pictures of Ansel Adams landscapes growing up. So I ventured into the craft of taking photos rather than drawing them. This started back in 1997 when I took a high school photography class. What influenced me the most was my craving to constantly learn. To learn more about the art of photography, from composition, lighting and to editing. “
“The only barriers i faced where the ones the i placed upon himself.” When he said this, it caught my attention that he was indeed right, a lot of the barriers creatives have alot to do with self doubt or the fear of the unknown. He said, “mastering the art of being present and when things don’t add up start subtracting. Keeping things simple for me often allowed those creative barriers to be knocked down.”
Lastly i asked him what advice can he give creatives and people who want to pursue their passion.
“The best advice is to remember that photography is about how you see the world and not about how the world sees you. We all have a gifts in life focus on your strengths and strengthen them . Also always remain a student in this craft, that will allow you to constantly grow. Remember that the best gift you can give yourself is time. For me that’s through photography, I carry a camera with me everyday and it allows me to slow down, be present and capture the moment to a single frame.”
James current work extends into small business promotional work, family portraits, logo design and videography.
To see more of his amazing work please click the link below
Join us as we kick the summer off right! We’re happy to announce an Art Show with @Famcollective - Infusing the streets of @japantownsj with activities, art vendors and musical performances by our local neighborhood and small businesses. . . #aloha#alohaandchill#japantown#jtownartwalk
James Garcia is a creative born and raised in San Jose California. He is a “still and motion photographer” who is focused in lifestyle and portrait photography. His work is very versatile and touches the realm of videos, illustration and design work. He has worked with companies such as Cukui Clothing, Nima Fadavi, Runners Factory, Breezy Excursion, Ad autowerks and many more.
I asked James about his story and what sparked his curiosity with photography.
“ I had always been fascinated in drawing pictures of Ansel Adams landscapes growing up. So I ventured into the craft of taking photos rather than drawing them. This started back in 1997 when I took a high school photography class. What influenced me the most was my craving to constantly learn. To learn more about the art of photography, from composition, lighting and to editing. “
“The only barriers i faced where the ones the i placed upon himself.” When he said this, it caught my attention that he was indeed right, a lot of the barriers creatives have alot to do with self doubt or the fear of the unknown. He said, “mastering the art of being present and when things don’t add up start subtracting. Keeping things simple for me often allowed those creative barriers to be knocked down.”
Lastly i asked him what advice can he give creatives and people who want to pursue their passion.
“The best advice is to remember that photography is about how you see the world and not about how the world sees you. We all have a gifts in life focus on your strengths and strengthen them . Also always remain a student in this craft, that will allow you to constantly grow. Remember that the best gift you can give yourself is time. For me that’s through photography, I carry a camera with me everyday and it allows me to slow down, be present and capture the moment to a single frame.”
James current work extends into small business promotional work, family portraits, logo design and videography.
To see more of his amazing work please click the link below
James Garcia is a creative born and raised in San Jose California. He is a “still and motion photographer” who is focused in lifestyle and portrait photography. His work is very versatile and touches the realm of videos, illustration and design work. He has worked with companies such as Cukui Clothing, Nima Fadavi, Runners Factory, Breezy Excursion, Ad autowerks and many more.
I asked James about his story and what sparked his curiosity with photography.
“ I had always been fascinated in drawing pictures of Ansel Adams landscapes growing up. So I ventured into the craft of taking photos rather than drawing them. This started back in 1997 when I took a high school photography class. What influenced me the most was my craving to constantly learn. To learn more about the art of photography, from composition, lighting and to editing. “
“The only barriers i faced where the ones the i placed upon himself.” When he said this, it caught my attention that he was indeed right, a lot of the barriers creatives have alot to do with self doubt or the fear of the unknown. He said, “mastering the art of being present and when things don’t add up start subtracting. Keeping things simple for me often allowed those creative barriers to be knocked down.”
Lastly i asked him what advice can he give creatives and people who want to pursue their passion.
“The best advice is to remember that photography is about how you see the world and not about how the world sees you. We all have a gifts in life focus on your strengths and strengthen them . Also always remain a student in this craft, that will allow you to constantly grow. Remember that the best gift you can give yourself is time. For me that’s through photography, I carry a camera with me everyday and it allows me to slow down, be present and capture the moment to a single frame.”
James current work extends into small business promotional work, family portraits, logo design and videography.
To see more of his amazing work please click the link below
