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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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A Bathing Ape x Gizmobies 2013 Spring/Summer iPhone 5 Protector
Fashion

A Bathing Ape x Gizmobies 2013 Spring/Summer iPhone 5 Protector

Seminal streetwear staple A Bathing Ape has teamed up with Gizmobies on an iPhone 5 protector case.

A Bathing Ape SHARK APE STA
Footwear Fashion

A Bathing Ape SHARK APE STA

A Bathing Ape combines its two iconic animal designs to produce the SHARK APE STA. Featuring an


A Bathing Ape x Klean Kanteen 2013 Spring Steel Pint Cup
Design

A Bathing Ape x Klean Kanteen 2013 Spring Steel Pint Cup

A Bathing Ape has teamed up with Klean Kanteen on a collaboration that’s sure to please the

A Bathing Ape Rubber Coaster
Design

A Bathing Ape Rubber Coaster

Do you need some new coasters to protect your coffee table? Well A Bathing Ape has got you covered

A Bathing Ape 2013 Spring 1ST CAMO ARMY JACKET
Fashion

A Bathing Ape 2013 Spring 1ST CAMO ARMY JACKET

Newly available from A Bathing Ape for Spring 2013 is the Japanese streetwear giant’s take on the

A Bathing Ape 2013 Spring/Summer BFC Collection
Fashion

A Bathing Ape 2013 Spring/Summer BFC Collection

A Bathing Ape presents several new items from their forthcoming BFC Collection for Spring/Summer

AAPE by A Bathing Ape 2012/13 Fall/Winter Collection Editorial
Fashion

AAPE by A Bathing Ape 2012/13 Fall/Winter Collection Editorial

Whilst we wait on the soon to be announced 2013 spring/summer collection from AAPE by A Bathing

A Bathing Ape Suede WORKSTA
Footwear Fashion

A Bathing Ape Suede WORKSTA

A Bathing Ape’s latest offering combines workman aesthetics with

A Bathing Ape 2013 Spring/Summer BABY MILO Black & Grey Figure
Design

A Bathing Ape 2013 Spring/Summer BABY MILO Black & Grey Figure

A Bathing Ape’s beloved BABY MILO returns for Spring/Summer 2013 in miniature figurine form.

A Bathing Ape x Snugpak SOFTIE TECHNIK Sleeping Bag
Travel

A Bathing Ape x Snugpak SOFTIE TECHNIK Sleeping Bag

A Bathing Ape continues its foray into quirky lifestyle items, this time teaming with Snugpak to

A Bathing Ape x Snugpak Airpak Vest & Snorkel Jacket
Fashion

A Bathing Ape x Snugpak Airpak Vest & Snorkel Jacket

A Bathing Ape has collaborated with Snugpak to release both a vest and jacket for the winter

Mr. Bathing Ape 2013 Spring/Summer Collection Featuring Toshimi Watanabe
Fashion

Mr. Bathing Ape 2013 Spring/Summer Collection Featuring Toshimi Watanabe

One of the acts to participate in the first WORLD WIDE BAPE HEADS SHOW back in 1997 was Japanese

 

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