Cabin Fever
Every Offshore is pressed, finished and tuned by hand in our factory in Niseko, Japan.
Designed for powder. Built to turn.
Carves groomers, surfs powder, locked in on every turn. At home in Japan's trees, on icy hardpack, and in spring slush.
Cabin Fever lives for powder. The nose and tail see to that. On hard snow, it feels like an all-mountain board. The long effective edge runs right through the swallowtail for smooth, drawn-out turns, while a narrow waist and tapered tail keep it quick underfoot. First chair on a powder day. Fresh corduroy in the morning. Cut-up crud by afternoon. Nothing throws it.
Texture: Blank
Topsheet: Blank
Rail: Blank
Logo: Jet
Details: Jet
Size: --
Flex: --
Crafted by us, customised by you.
Your name. Your design. Pressed into a hand-crafted board that didn't exist before you ordered it.
The iD is made the same way every Offshore board is made. The highest quality materials, hand-crafted in Moiwa by people who chose quality and joy over everything else. By the time it leaves, it has a wooden core, carbon, resin, fibreglass, and you, pressed into the kind of board people ask about at the bottom of the lift.
That's the iD. Made once, for you.
Background Texture
Visible beneath the topsheet colour.
Blank
Surfboard
Core
Walnut
Camo
Colour Palette
Sets the colour range for all selections below. Each palette is designed to work together.
Topsheet Colour
Applied at 70% opacity so the background texture shows through.
Blank
White
Jet
Ivory
Cashmere
Almond
Camel
Vicuna
Espresso
Blush
Terracotta
Oxblood
Burgundy
Mauve
Plum
Aubergine
Sage
Olive
Forest
Glacier
Slate
Petrol
Midnight
Wheat
Brass
Rail Colour
The visible edge that wraps around the board.
Blank
Jet
Ivory
Cashmere
Almond
Camel
Vicuna
Espresso
Blush
Terracotta
Oxblood
Burgundy
Mauve
Plum
Aubergine
Sage
Olive
Forest
Glacier
Slate
Petrol
Midnight
Wheat
Brass
Logo Style
Choose your OFSR logo.
Block
Vertical
Logo Colour
The OFSR logo centred on the topsheet.
White
Jet
Ivory
Cashmere
Almond
Camel
Vicuna
Espresso
Blush
Terracotta
Oxblood
Burgundy
Mauve
Plum
Aubergine
Sage
Olive
Forest
Glacier
Slate
Petrol
Midnight
Wheat
Brass
Board Details Colour
The printed details, graphics, and your name text on the topsheet.
White
Jet
Ivory
Cashmere
Almond
Camel
Vicuna
Espresso
Blush
Terracotta
Oxblood
Burgundy
Mauve
Plum
Aubergine
Sage
Olive
Forest
Glacier
Slate
Petrol
Midnight
Wheat
Brass
Your Name Printed on Board
Printed on the topsheet.
Size
Select your board length.
Flex
Choose your flex preference. Affects layup, not personality.
Topsheet Finish
Matte is smooth and understated. Gloss is vivid and reflective.
Delivery or Pick-Up Date
When would you like your board? Lead time is 4 to 5 weeks from order.
Cabin Fever iD
¥168,000
Custom
Black. For a reason.
Every Offshore has the same
high-grade black carbon-sintered
base. Fast, durable and consistent.
We keep it black and leave the
colour to the topsheet.
Cabin Fever
Every Offshore is pressed, finished and tuned by hand in our factory in Niseko, Japan.
¥168,000
Exclusive of tax
Designed for powder. Built to turn.
Carves groomers, surfs powder and stays locked in through every turn. At home in Japan’s trees, on icy hardpack and in spring slush.
Cabin Fever lives for powder. The long nose and swallowtail see to that. On hard snow, it feels more like an all-mountain board. The long effective edge runs right through the swallowtail, drawing smooth, unhurried turns, while the narrow waist and tapered tail keep it quick underfoot.
First chair on a powder day. Fresh corduroy in the morning. Cut-up crud by afternoon. It gets on with all of it.
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Choose your series Craft
Our house graphics, refreshed each season.
The foundation Offshore was built on.
A digital interpretation of hand-painted urushi artwork,
drawn from Japan's 7,000-year-old lacquer tradition.
Design your own topsheet.
Choose the texture, colours, logo and name.
Limited seasonal releases.
One-offs and collaborations, never repeated.
You supply the artwork.
We refine it and hand-craft your chosen shape around it.
Work directly with our founder, Josh.
Create a one-off topsheet together, from first idea to finished board.
Graphic Coral Bloom
Background Texture Blank
Colours Blank
Choose your palette:
Logo Style Block
Your Name —
Up to 20 characters. Engraved on the tail.
Every Offshore is made by hand. Custom begins with something only you can bring: the artwork.
Send us your design and we’ll refine the files, balance the colours and prepare every detail for production. Before anything is made, we send you a final digital proof to approve. Once you’re happy, your chosen shape enters the build schedule in Niseko.
Every Custom graphic is sublimated into the topsheet. Metallic inks, screen printing, resin tints and other finishes that cannot be reproduced through sublimation are not available. If anything needs adjusting, we’ll work through it with you before production begins.
Your artwork. Your Offshore. One of one.
Some boards we make for you. Studio+ is made with you.
Studio+ is the most personal expression of Offshore. You work directly with Josh Monin, our founder, designer and shaper, to create an original topsheet from scratch.
Drawing on years of designing Offshore graphics and shaping boards in Niseko, Josh works with you to turn your ideas and references into something balanced, considered and entirely your own.
It begins with a conversation. References, sketches and revisions follow. Once the artwork feels right, your chosen shape is hand-crafted in the Kōjō.
Your own pro model.
Horumon / WabiSabi x OFSR
OFSR is humbled to present a collaboration with one of Hokkaido's most iconic tastemakers and graphic design overlords, WabiSabi. Built from WabiSabi's Horumon, a visceral collision of organic tissue and modern typography. Letterforms stretch, twist and repeat across the board.
Part typography, part organism.
Limited to 5. Never repeated.
Size 158
Ride it the same length as your all-mountain board, or size up for deeper days.
Length 158 cm
Running length 1135 mm
Nose width 300 mm
Waist width 254 mm
Tail width 290 mm
Sidecut radius 8m
Flex Regular
Personality: Happy Medium.
Topsheet Finish Gloss
Finish: Vivid and reflective.
Delivery or Pick-Up Date 15 December 2026
Next available: 15 December.
Need it sooner? Contact us to check availability. For delivery, your selected date is the dispatch date. Please allow additional shipping time to your destination.
Need it sooner? Contact us to check availability. For delivery, your selected date is the dispatch date. Please allow additional shipping time to your destination.
OFSR / Board Profile
Shape: Cabin Fever
The Board
Cabin Fever / Pow Camber / Directional Freeride
Ride Profile
What it
does best.
Six metrics across all snowboard terrain. The further a petal extends, the stronger the board in that area.
Shaped for
What it
lives for.
- Powder
- Big open bowls. Steep pitches. Deep snow. Tree runs.
- All-Mountain
- Hardpack carves. Drawn-out, locked-in turns. Surfy when you want it.
- Versatility
- Built for powder. But it still ollies, rides switch, slashes, and hits cat tracks all day.
Board Selector
Find your size.
Your weight, your boots, how you ride. We will point you at the right board.
OFSR / Board Profile
Shape: Cabin Fever
What’s Inside
Overview
1 / 6
The Intention
Some boards are built to float. Some are built to hold. The Cabin Fever does both. A directional freeride board shaped around a longer, more committed turn. Don't judge it by its shape. This is an all-mountain carving machine wearing a powder board's clothes.
How It Rides
On firm snow, the edge hold is precise and confident. It loads through the arc, tracks true, and releases cleanly. The tail extends the effective edge further than you'd expect, giving real grip on hardpack. Once the snow softens, that same tail frees up. Looser, more surfy. Responsive to where the mountain takes you.
The Rider
This board rewards intention. Riders who set a line and commit to it. One board that holds an edge on a groomer in the morning and surfs through a bowl in the afternoon. Intermediate to advanced. Directional at heart.
The Terrain
Early morning groomers. Big open bowls. Steep pitches. Trees when the snow is deep and the gaps are tight. The Cabin Fever handles the transitions without losing character.
Shape
Swallow Tail
Taper
10mm
Setback
20mm
Camber Profile: Pow Camber
Flex Options
4
Soft
4 / 10
6
Regular
6 / 10
8
Stiff
8 / 10
Same shape, three layups. Soft is forgiving and playful. Regular is the most ridden. Stiff drives harder at speed.
Camber: Pow Camber
Camber under the feet, early rise nose, a touch of rocker in the tail. The contact point sits closer to the back foot, so the nose has room to rise and the tail can release. Camber between the feet is non-negotiable on Offshore boards, it’s the engine of the turn. The rockered nose and tail add surf and lift, effortless float on the deepest days. Pow Camber is made for powder and surfy terrain.
Shape: Directional Freeride
Directional freeride outline. The nose runs longer than the tail, and sits 10 mm wider. That taper floats the nose in deeper snow. The subtle swallow tail sinks the back foot in powder and releases cleanly out of a carve. The stance sits 20 mm back from centre. On edge, the long effective edge holds a line like an all-mountain board, so a powder shape still carves a groomer.
Same shape, three layups. The flex does not change what the shape was intended for. Only how hard you have to ask. It is the mood. The feel. There is no right or wrong. Just a preference we like to offer, made possible by building every board to order.
Soft · 4
Playful & forgiving
Easy to bend, easy to forgive. Presses and butters come cheap. It soaks up chatter and is more forgiving when a landing goes wrong. Good in tight trees, on slow days, and if you prefer a softer feel.
Regular · 6
Happy medium
The one most people ride. It holds an edge when you lean on it and lets go when you want to play. Stable enough for speed, loose enough for fun. If you are not sure which to pick, this is the answer. It is how we intended our boards to feel, and how we ride them.
Stiff · 8
Hard charging
Built for those who prefer a firmer flex. It holds a line through chop and stays calm as the speed climbs. It carves hard and rewards a strong back leg. You get back exactly what you put in. Not designed to be easy to ride. Designed to be ridden.
Tech · 01 / 05
Power Chords
Power Chords are pre-tensioned carbon tow that target the board's most critical sections, giving the rider greater control and stability when turning, landing and improving durability.
- Pre-tensioned carbon
- Targeted placement
- Control + durability
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Tech · 02 / 05
Twin Pins
Twin Pins are 2 carbon-wrapped flax rods that make a board more reliable and responsive. They reduce chatter, increase hold and help to generate speed through turns.
- Carbon-wrapped flax
- Less chatter
- Speed through turns
02 / 05
Tech · 03 / 05
Resin
A specially formulated Japanese resin with unique mechanical properties that promote a more supple flex, without an increase in flex fatigue. Poppy but smooth. The perfect blend.
- Japanese formula
- Supple flex
- No flex fatigue
03 / 05
Tech · 04 / 05
Urethane
Urethane is the most shock-absorbing shear layer available for use between edge and sidewall. It significantly reduces vibrations and strengthens critical bond zones.
- Shock absorption
- Edge to sidewall
- Stronger bond zones
04 / 05
Tech · 05 / 05
Innegra
Innegra is a super strong, ultra-light composite that dissipates a tremendous amount of energy and vibration. This makes it perfect for improving insert retention and ride smoothness.
- Ultra light
- Energy dissipation
- Insert retention
05 / 05
Materials · 01 / 06
Base
Carbon sintered 7515 Ultra-High-Molecular-Weight Polyethylene bases absorb more wax and finish smoother than every other clear base on the market. This is the fastest base in its class.
- Sintered 7515
- Holds more wax
- Fastest in class
01 / 06
Materials · 02 / 06
Edge
High-strength, durable, full-wrap steel edges that stay sharp and keep your board protected all season. A perfect balance of thickness and durability versus weight and feel.
- Full wrap steel
- Stays sharp
- Balanced weight
02 / 06
Materials · 03 / 06
Polyurethane Sidewalls
We pour our sidewalls instead of gluing them in. Liquid polyurethane runs into a channel cut along the core, then cures into one seamless piece that damps chatter and holds its flex.
- Poured urethane
- One seamless piece
- Damps chatter
03 / 06
Materials · 04 / 06
Fibreglass
Our perfectly balanced glass is woven from high-quality fine-strand tow that ensures board strength, a perfect bond and consistent longitudinal and torsional flex patterns throughout.
- Fine-strand tow
- Consistent flex
- Perfect bond
- Triax top / Triax base
04 / 06
Materials · 05 / 06
Core
Fullwood-core construction using vertically laminated high-grade Paulownia with 4 x Mountain Ash stringers that ensure pop, liveliness and superior insert retention.
- Paulownia laminate
- 4 Ash stringers
- Pop + retention
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Materials · 06 / 06
Topsheet
A high-quality, friction and temperature stable polyamide that offers the best in stress endurance and wear performance. Expect lasting colour and less chipping in your top sheet.
- Stable polyamide
- Lasting colour
- Less chipping
06 / 06
| Size | Running Length | Nose Width | Waist Width | Tail Width | Sidecut | Stance Width | Weight Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 142 | 1017 mm | 275 mm | 235 mm | 265 mm | 7.3m | 485 mm | 39-63 kg |
| 146 | 1046 mm | 277 mm | 235 mm | 267 mm | 7.4m | 510 mm | 46-70 kg |
| 149 | 1068 mm | 283 mm | 240 mm | 273 mm | 7.5m | 510 mm | 52-76 kg |
| 149W | 1068 mm | 293 mm | 250 mm | 283 mm | 7.5m | 510 mm | 52-76 kg |
| 152 | 1092 mm | 288 mm | 245 mm | 278 mm | 7.7m | 530 mm | 58-82 kg |
| 152W | 1092 mm | 298 mm | 255 mm | 288 mm | 7.7m | 530 mm | 58-82 kg |
| 154 | 1106 mm | 292 mm | 248 mm | 282 mm | 7.8m | 535 mm | 63-87 kg |
| 154W | 1106 mm | 302 mm | 258 mm | 292 mm | 7.8m | 535 mm | 63-87 kg |
| 158 | 1135 mm | 300 mm | 254 mm | 290 mm | 8m | 560 mm | 74-98 kg |
| 158W | 1135 mm | 310 mm | 264 mm | 300 mm | 8.0m | 560 mm | 74-98 kg |
| 162 | 1166 mm | 307 mm | 260 mm | 297 mm | 8.2m | 560 mm | 86-110 kg |
| 162W | 1166 mm | 317 mm | 270 mm | 307 mm | 8.2m | 560 mm | 86-110 kg |
| 166 | 1194 mm | 315 mm | 266 mm | 305 mm | 8.4m | 560 mm | 100+ kg |
| 166W | 1194 mm | 325 mm | 276 mm | 315 mm | 8.4m | 560 mm | 100+ kg |
Rider:
Jake McCarthy
Shape:
Cabin Fever 158
42.8048° N, 140.6874° E
OFSR / Field Notes
Board: Cabin Fever
What Riders Say
5.0 · 6 reviews
USA Cabin Fever 149 Verified rider
★★★★★
Love my new Cabin Fever! Took it to Whistler for a long weekend. We had pow, slush, and ice. It can shred the gnar in all conditions and never slid out on the ice. It’s my new favorite all mountain board!
Switzerland Cabin Fever 162 Verified rider
★★★★★
Third season on my Cabin Fever. Chamonix and Verbier mostly. Steep, fast, variable. The edge hold is incredible for a directional board. Locks in when you need it, releases smoothly in the soft stuff.
Australia Cabin Fever 162 Verified rider
★★★★★
162cm rocket goes so well in all conditions. Powder weapon, tight trees, fun times on the groomers in between. The construction makes you feel you are riding something different. Love it.
New Zealand Cabin Fever 162 Verified rider
★★★★★
Talk about a weapon. The CF changed my idea of what a freeride board should be after years on traditional shapes. Built for soft snow, but an on-trail turning beast hidden under there too.
Canada Cabin Fever 154 Verified rider
★★★★★
This board changed how I ride the mountain. So fast, so good edge to edge. Long nose really helps in powder and still can pop off the tail and ride switch.
Australia Cabin Fever 162 Wide Verified rider
★★★★★
Love the Cabin Fever in POW, so easy to keep the nose up and thank you to the OFSR team for all the help you gave with setting me up.
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OFSR / FAQs
Board: Cabin Fever
Good to Know
The questions we get most, answered straight.
The Cabin Fever
What is the Cabin Fever best at?
Deep snow and carving. It is composed at speed, strong on firm snow, and holds a long clean carve. A freeride board that lives for powder.
Is it good on groomers and hardpack?
Yes. It has surprising edge hold on-piste and a longer-turn, more locked-in feel than the Snurfs Up.
How is it different from the Snurfs Up?
The Cabin Fever is more directional and composed for speed and carving. The Snurfs Up is surfier and more playful across the whole mountain.
How do I choose my Cabin Fever size?
Your weight sets the length, your boots set the width. The shows three sizes: nimble, true to size, and more float. A good starting point is the same length as your normal all-mountain board, then size up for deeper days.
Do I need a wide board?
It comes down to your boot size and the waist width of the size you want, not the length on its own. As a rule, boots around US 11 or bigger usually want a W, which runs 10 mm wider at the waist to keep your toes and heels off the snow. If you ride a shorter length but have big boots, you may still need a wide. The works it out from your boot size.
Is my board waxed and tuned, ready to ride?
Yes. Every board is hand waxed several times and tuned to perfection. It is ready to ride the moment it leaves the factory. We do not over-detune our boards, so we suggest detuning the tip and tail to your own preference.
Ordering & Shipping
How long does a board take?
Lead time is around six weeks from order, plus about two weeks for delivery if you are overseas. We make only a very limited number each year and sell out each season, so ordering early secures your board for the coming winter. There is no stock and no production line.
Do you ship worldwide?
Yes. Worldwide shipping is available. Wherever you are, we can get your board to you.
Can you deliver to my hotel in Japan?
Yes. We ship anywhere in Japan, including to your hotel or accommodation. Send us the details of where you are staying and we will have your board waiting for your arrival.
Do you offer tax free?
No. But if you ship outside Japan, your purchase is exempt from the 10% Japan VAT.
Can I pick up my board from the factory?
Yes. You are welcome to collect your board from our factory in Niseko. Just let us know when you will collect and we will have your board ready for you.
The Factory
Where are Offshore Snow Shapes boards made?
By hand at our factory in Niseko, Japan. Every board is hand-crafted, made to order in small numbers. Learn more about our factory in Niseko.
Can I visit the factory?
Yes. Outside winter we are open 9am to 5pm, and through winter 8am to 8pm. Come and see how the boards are made, pick up your new board, or demo one of our shapes.
Can I demo a board before I buy?
Yes. Demo boards are available at the factory for around 5,000 yen a day, and you can also demo at Rhythm in Hirafu. It is the best way to feel a shape before you order.
Can I watch my board being made?
In winter you are welcome to drop by. Walk-ins are fine and we are happy to show you around the workshop while boards are in build. Come and see how they are made.
Do you offer a free tune?
Yes. As an Offshore owner, your board includes one complimentary tune each year at our Niseko Kōjō.
We’ll confirm the board against its serial number or original purchase details when you bring it in. Additional tuning, waxing and repair work is available at our regular service rates.
Do you have a showroom?
Yes. We have a small showroom at the factory where we sell limited-edition apparel and OFSR merchandise.
OFSR/Series
Topsheet Art
Craft Series.
The OFSR Graphic Series
The house
graphics.
A new collection of Offshore graphics each season. The foundation the brand was built on.
Proven performance deserves a classic aesthetic.
The flagship graphic. Original urushi artwork, painted by hand, then digitised and brought onto the topsheet. Its depth and lustre, captured in print. A new artwork each season.
Limited
by design.
Special Release. Limited graphics made in small numbers. Sometimes a one-off, sometimes a collaboration. Never repeated.
Crafted by us.
Customised by you.
Start by selecting a shape, then make the topsheet your own. Choose the texture, colours, logo and name.
Your design,
our build.
You supply the artwork. We prepare it for production, you approve the final design, then we hand-craft your chosen shape in Niseko.
Work with
the founder.
Work directly with Josh Monin, Offshore founder, designer and shaper, to create an original topsheet from the first idea to the final board.
Series
Information
Each season brings a new collection of Offshore graphics, designed by founder and designer Josh Monin in Niseko. New season, new art. The steady rhythm the brand was built on.
Drawing came before board building. Josh was designing long before the first Offshore was pressed, and the topsheet has always been treated as a small canvas. Composition, colour, weight and balance. The same attention given to the shape beneath it.
A Craft graphic belongs to its season. Years from now, someone will spot one on a wall and know the winter it came from.
Series
Information
Urushi is one of Japan’s oldest decorative traditions, with a history stretching back thousands of years.
For Offshore, the process begins with original artwork created by hand using genuine urushi lacquer. The finished piece is then photographed and digitised, translating its depth, movement and surface into a graphic that can be reproduced on a rideable snowboard.
The result is not a lacquered snowboard. It is a printed interpretation of the original work, made to be ridden.
A new artwork is created for the series each season.
Series
Information
SR stands for Special Release.
It is where Offshore can follow an idea without needing it to become part of the permanent collection. Some releases begin with Josh in the Niseko studio. Others begin with an artist, a collaborator or something we simply want to make once.
Numbers stay small. Some graphics appear across a short run. Others exist on a single board.
What they share is simple: once an SR is gone, it does not return.
A moment, made physical.
Series
Information
iD puts the final graphic decisions in your hands.
Choose the texture, colours, logo treatment and name, then see the design take shape as you build it.
The choices are yours. The board beneath them remains Offshore: the same shape, construction and performance, hand-crafted in Niseko.
Save a design, come back to it later, or keep working until it feels right.
Series
Information
Custom starts with your artwork.
It might be a finished design, something still taking shape, or files that need a little work before they are ready for a snowboard.
Send them through and we’ll take it from there. We refine the layout, balance colours and prepare the artwork for the proportions and production requirements of your chosen shape.
Before anything enters the Kōjō, you receive a final digital proof to approve.
Once you are happy, the artwork is prepared for sublimation and your board enters production.
From first file to final board, we stay with the details.
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01 / Order
Choose your shape, size and flex.
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02 / Artwork
Send us your artwork, references or working files.
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03 / Refine
We prepare the design for the topsheet, refining layout, colour and details where needed.
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04 / Approve
You receive a final digital proof. Nothing enters production until you are happy with it.
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05 / Build
Once approved, your chosen shape enters the build schedule at the Niseko Kōjō.
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06 / Finish
Your artwork is sublimated into the topsheet, then the board is pressed, tuned and finished by hand.
Made for sublimation.
Every Custom graphic is sublimated into the topsheet.
The process reproduces colour and fine detail beautifully, but not every material or effect translates. Metallic inks, screen-printed effects, resin tints and finishes that rely on reflective or physical materials cannot be reproduced through sublimation.
Colours can also appear slightly different on a snowboard topsheet than they do on a screen.
We review the artwork with you and flag anything that needs adjusting before you approve the final design.
Your artwork. Your Offshore. One of one.
Series
Information
Studio+ begins before there is an artwork.
Bring an idea, a reference, a colour, a photograph, a feeling or simply a place to start. Josh works with you directly to find the visual direction and develop it into something that belongs on your board.
Years spent creating Offshore graphics have taught him when to add something, when to take something away and when a design has found its balance.
The process moves through conversation, references, sketches and revisions. You see the work develop and have the opportunity to shape the direction along the way.
Once the final artwork is approved, your chosen shape enters the Kōjō and is hand-crafted in Niseko.
One rider. One board. One graphic.
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01 / Conversation
Bring an idea, references or simply a place to start.
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02 / Direction
Work directly with Josh to establish the visual direction.
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03 / Design
Josh develops the idea into an original topsheet.
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04 / Refine
Work through details and revisions together until it feels right.
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05 / Approve
You approve the finished artwork before production begins.
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06 / Build
Your chosen shape is hand-crafted in the Niseko Kōjō.
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