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A Bathing Ape, also known as BAPE, is a Japanese streetwear brand founded in 1993 by NIGO. It encompasses men’s, women’s and children’s clothing, as well as a variety of accessories and lifestyle items. In 2011, it was announced that Hong Kong-based fashion conglomerate I.T Group purchased the brand for $2.8 million USD, and by 2013 NIGO had stepped down from the brand’s creative helm.
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BLACK SENSE MARKET x A Bathing Ape Swarovski Logo T-Shirt
Fashion

BLACK SENSE MARKET x A Bathing Ape Swarovski Logo T-Shirt

As the BLACK SENSE MARKET collaborations continue their steady rollout, the Japanese retailer

SENSE: A Bathing Ape 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial
Fashion

SENSE: A Bathing Ape 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial

Following the announcement of this season’s BLACK SENSE MARKET exclusive item from A Bathing Ape,


A Bathing Ape TIGERLEAF CAMO BATHING APE TYPE-1
Footwear Fashion

A Bathing Ape TIGERLEAF CAMO BATHING APE TYPE-1

New from cult label A Bathing Ape is the TIGERLEAF CAMO BATHING APE TYPE-1. Taking cues from the

BLACK SENSE MARKET 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Lookbook
Fashion

BLACK SENSE MARKET 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Lookbook

For Spring/Summer 2012, BLACK SENSE MARKET has enlisted some of the biggest fashion heavy hitters

BAPE ARCHIVES by NIGO
Fashion

BAPE ARCHIVES by NIGO

Releasing April 1 of this year is the second official release chronicling the massive fashion

A Bathing Ape x PLAY COMME des GARCONS 2012 Capsule Collection
Fashion

A Bathing Ape x PLAY COMME des GARCONS 2012 Capsule Collection

After the announcement was made in January about a then forthcoming A Bathing Ape x COMME des

Second to None: A Number of Names 2012 Spring/Summer Video
Fashion

Second to None: A Number of Names 2012 Spring/Summer Video

Creative agency and online magazine Second to None offers an interesting video that highlights

URSUS BAPE CHAIN WALLET
Fashion

URSUS BAPE CHAIN WALLET

As part of the BAPE empire, URSUS has continued to churn out interesting items in the very short

A Bathing Ape 2012 Spring/Summer MOUNTAIN SOLDIER
Footwear Fashion

A Bathing Ape 2012 Spring/Summer MOUNTAIN SOLDIER

For consumers looking for a little more functionality in their footwear, A Bathing Ape releases its

A Bathing Ape x George Cox 2012 Spring Creepers
Footwear Fashion

A Bathing Ape x George Cox 2012 Spring Creepers

UK shoemaker George Cox has partnered with streetwear imprint A Bathing Ape for a collaborative

SMART: A Bathing Ape 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial
Fashion

SMART: A Bathing Ape 2012 Spring/Summer Collection Editorial

SMART magazine once again offers up another look at the latest collection from streetwear giant, A

A Bathing Ape 1ST CAMO APE STA HI
Footwear Fashion

A Bathing Ape 1ST CAMO APE STA HI

Taking on a general army vibe, the A Bathing Ape 1ST CAMO APE STA HI incorporates BAPE’s camouflage

 

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