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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 ABC CAMO SHORT UMBRELLA
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A Bathing Ape ABC CAMO SHORT UMBRELLA

Shorter in length and mocked up in shades of black and grey, the latest model from A Bathing Ape’s

A Bathing Ape 2012 Golden Week Collection
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A Bathing Ape 2012 Golden Week Collection

Beginning April 29, Japan will enter into a series of public holidays that have become known


A Bathing Ape x FABRICK x Karimoku CAMO Furniture Collection
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A Bathing Ape x FABRICK x Karimoku CAMO Furniture Collection

A Bathing Ape teams up with FABRICK and Karimoku on a collection of furniture featuring BAPE’s

Andy Warhol x Medicom Toy x A Bathing Ape 2012 CAMO BANANA
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Andy Warhol x Medicom Toy x A Bathing Ape 2012 CAMO BANANA

For Spring/Summer 2012, Japanese streetwear staple A Bathing Ape has linked up with Andy Warhol and

Mr. Bathing Ape 2012 Summer Collection Editorial
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Mr. Bathing Ape 2012 Summer Collection Editorial

Produced in conjunction with Japanese retailer United Arrows, the Mr. Bathing Ape 2012 summer

BAPE ABC CAMO 3 PACK TISSUE BOX
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BAPE ABC CAMO 3 PACK TISSUE BOX

A Bathing Ape has moved further into home care products with the release of their ABC CAMO 3 PACK

A Bathing Ape x Transformers Convoy Black Version
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A Bathing Ape x Transformers Convoy Black Version

A Bathing Ape’s no stranger to the world of collaborative toys. While Medicom Toy and the Bearbrick

AAPE By A Bathing Ape 2012 Spring/Summer Collection
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AAPE By A Bathing Ape 2012 Spring/Summer Collection

The latest vision from A Bathing Ape founder NIGO comes in the form of this sub-label given the

A Bathing Ape Ladies 2012 Summer Collection Featuring Ayame Gouriki
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A Bathing Ape Ladies 2012 Summer Collection Featuring Ayame Gouriki

Popular Japanese actress Ayame Gouriki models some of the forthcoming items from the 2012 summer

A Bathing Ape 2012 Summer Collection
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A Bathing Ape 2012 Summer Collection

From the recently released A Bathing Ape 2012 summer collection mook comes this closer look at some

A Bathing Ape x Victorinox 1st Camo Pocket Knife
Fashion

A Bathing Ape x Victorinox 1st Camo Pocket Knife

One of the more unique items set for release this summer from A Bathing Ape is this collaboration

A Bathing Ape Swarovski Ape Head Special Order T-Shirt
Fashion

A Bathing Ape Swarovski Ape Head Special Order T-Shirt

Following on from its limited edition BLACK SENSE MARKET item, A Bathing Ape has once again chosen

 

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