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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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Dragon Ball Z x A Bathing Ape 2015 Collection
Fashion

Dragon Ball Z x A Bathing Ape 2015 Collection

Never far from a compelling collaboration with household names in arts, music and entertainment, A

#OnFeet at Agenda New York 2015
Footwear

#OnFeet at Agenda New York 2015

Location: New York, NY at Agenda New York


Just Don x RSVP Gallery x A Bathing Ape 1ST CAMO Snapback Collection
Fashion

Just Don x RSVP Gallery x A Bathing Ape 1ST CAMO Snapback Collection

Chicago-based luxury boutique RSVP Gallery teams up with streetwear giant A Bathing Ape for a

RSVP Gallery x A Bathing Ape 2015 Capsule Collection
Fashion

RSVP Gallery x A Bathing Ape 2015 Capsule Collection

Following up a collaborative T-shirt range from 2013, Chicago’s RSVP Gallery joins forces with

A Bathing Ape ABC STATIONERY SET
Fashion

A Bathing Ape ABC STATIONERY SET

A Bathing Ape adds to its extensive array of accessories with the ABC Stationary Set. Consisting of

A Bathing Ape Eyewear 2015 Spring/Summer "Dad & Son" Pack
Fashion

A Bathing Ape Eyewear 2015 Spring/Summer "Dad & Son" Pack

A Bathing Ape Eyewear’s 2015 spring/summer collection continues with the newly released, limited

BAPE STORE® TAIPEI Reopening
Fashion

BAPE STORE® TAIPEI Reopening

Half a year after the original contracted managing company of the BAPE STORE® TAIPEI went bankrupt

A Bathing Ape 1ST CAMO Skateboard
Sports

A Bathing Ape 1ST CAMO Skateboard

A Bathing Ape’s 2015 spring collection is officially underway with the drop of their first

Hello Kitty x A Bathing Ape 2014 Capsule Collection
Fashion

Hello Kitty x A Bathing Ape 2014 Capsule Collection

Having been part of the Sanrio family since April this year, A Bathing Ape’s Baby Milo now invites

A Bathing Ape 2014 "BAPE® X’MAS" Collection
Fashion

A Bathing Ape 2014 "BAPE® X’MAS" Collection

With Christmas fast approaching, NIGO’s A Bathing Ape unveils it’s “BAPE® X’MAS” collection which

Mo' Wax x A Bathing Ape 2014 Capsule Collection
Fashion

Mo' Wax x A Bathing Ape 2014 Capsule Collection

For the past 20 years, A Bathing Ape and Mo’ Wax have partnered up on a slew of releases. Mo’ Wax

A Bathing Ape 2014 Holiday TYPE 2 BAPEX
Watches

A Bathing Ape 2014 Holiday TYPE 2 BAPEX

Following the release of its TYPE 1 BAPEX, streetwear heavyweights A Bathing Ape presents its

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