CREATURE CANNIBAL CORPSE VEST

The Creature x Cannibal Corpse Light Denim Vest is a centerpiece of the “brutal” collaboration between Creature Skateboards and the legendary death metal band Cannibal Corpse. This collection features gore-soaked artwork by Vince Locke, the original illustrator behind the band’s most controversial album covers.

This custom-built vest is designed to bridge the gap between heavy metal subculture and core skateboarding, offering a rugged, “cut-off” aesthetic that is ready for both the pit and the park.

1 in stock

$110.00

1 in stock

In-Store Pick Up Available 3055E 3300S Salt Lake City, UT

Description

The Creature x Cannibal Corpse Light Denim Vest is a centerpiece of the “brutal” collaboration between Creature Skateboards and the legendary death metal band Cannibal Corpse. This collection features gore-soaked artwork by Vince Locke, the original illustrator behind the band’s most controversial album covers.

This custom-built vest is designed to bridge the gap between heavy metal subculture and core skateboarding, offering a rugged, “cut-off” aesthetic that is ready for both the pit and the park.

Additional information

Weight	2 lbs
Dimensions	10 × 10 × 1 in
Size	LRG, XL

Specs

Technical Specifications:

Custom Regular Fit: Tailored for movement, providing a comfortable silhouette that can be worn over a hoodie or as a standalone piece.
Metal Button Closure: Equipped with durable, custom-branded metal buttons on the front for a secure and classic look.
Technical Storage: Features two chest flap pockets with button closures and two welt front hand pockets, providing ample space for small essentials.
Custom Printed Lining: The interior is fully lined with exclusive Cannibal Corpse graphic fabric, ensuring the collaboration's details are visible even when the vest is unbuttoned.
Premium Denim Construction: Crafted from light-wash, heavy-duty denim designed to withstand the abrasions of skating and regular wear.
Vince Locke Artwork: Often features embroidered or printed hits of the collaboration's specific "Meat Hook" or "Skull and Blood" graphics, maintaining the "gore-soaked" aesthetic of the collection.