Caeden’s brand continues to evolve from upcycled pieces to new cut-and-sewn jeans and leather jackets produced in Los Angeles. While most of his customers are in LA and New York, his Midwest base gives him creative clarity and independence.

Building a Business, Not Just a Brand
Operating from Elevator Co-Warehousing has helped Caeden take E for Enything to the next level. The separation between home and work allows him to focus, create, and grow. It’s also enabled him to hire his first intern — expanding what he can produce and how he spends his time.

About E for Enything
Founded by artist and designer Caeden de Bruin, E for Enything is a fashion label focused on timeless craftsmanship, creative expression, and meaning. Follow Caeden’s journey on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube (@eforenything) or visit eforenything.com.

After posting a few designs online, E for Enything caught traction. Orders grew, videos went viral, and the project that started in a guest bedroom began to look like something much bigger. But with boxes, fabric, and Omaha Coworking equipment overtaking his parents’ house, Caeden knew it was time to find a professional space that could match his momentum.

"Each piece I make is a reminder of something important to me — something that ties art, life, and philosophy together," Caeden shared. "I want every design to carry meaning — not just be a piece of clothing."

Today, Caeden’s space at Elevator is fully customized to his workflow. Cutting tables, lighting setups for video shoots, and racks of denim and leather fill the studio. It’s not just a workspace — it’s a place that reflects his brand’s evolution and ambition.

At just 19 years old, Caeden de Bruin has already built a brand that blends art, fashion, and philosophy into something uniquely his own. What began as a way to raise money for his family’s nonprofit in Uganda has evolved into E for Enything — a creative label grounded in timeless design, self-expression, and meaning.

At just 19, designer Caeden de Bruin turned his creative vision into the fashion brand E for Enything. Learn how Elevator Co-Warehousing helped him move from his parents’ guest room to a professional studio built for growth.

From Painting to Fashion
Caeden’s creative journey started with paintbrushes, not patterns. He spent his early years experimenting with art, then shifted into fashion through skateboarding culture. Sewing, screen printing, and patchwork became new ways to express his ideas — transforming thrifted pieces into one-of-a-kind works.