BAPE Looks to 19th Century Workwear for "Gold Rush" Denim Collection
Featuring graphics and embroidery inspired by the period.
After releasing a The Mandalorian-themed capsule recently, BAPE has revealed a new denim collection. Named “Gold Rush,” the collection is inspired by workwear worn during the late 19th century, particularly the clothing worn by gold miners and related workers in that period.
Referencing this theme, the collection features workwear staples including denim jackets, vests and jeans, with embroidery and graphics inspired by this time period. Additionally, a range of T-shirts are adorned with graphics mixing the iconic Ape Head logo with various mining-inspired imagery. All pieces in the collection apart from the T-shirts also come with a gold nugget bottle opener hand sewed into the pocket.
The BAPE “Gold Rush” denim collection will release in Hong Kong on February 29, before arriving around the world in mid March.
In other fashion news, take a look at Nepenthes’ new “DAYDREAM” editorial.
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