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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 NEW SHARK Collection
Fashion

A Bathing Ape NEW SHARK Collection

A Bathing Ape gives us a look into the brand’s latest range of releases revolving around its

A BATHING APE x Stussy Fittest Members Tee
Fashion

A BATHING APE x Stussy Fittest Members Tee

Releasing as part of the much celebrated second collaborative series between A Bathing Ape and


A Bathing Ape x CASIO G-SHOCK GLS-5500
Watches

A Bathing Ape x CASIO G-SHOCK GLS-5500

A Bathing Ape has just announced their latest collaboration with Casio G-Shock. The always

URSUS BAPE "LIVE MOND SHOW" Exhibition
Art

URSUS BAPE "LIVE MOND SHOW" Exhibition

Whilst A Bathing Ape has now held several successful exhibitions, the URSUS BAPE line is yet to

E-Cigarette by A BATHING APE
Design

E-Cigarette by A BATHING APE

A Bathing Ape has had many ventures in consumer goods, but perhaps their most eclectic to date

A BATHING APE x Stussy 2010 Holiday Collection Launch Event

A BATHING APE x Stussy 2010 Holiday Collection Launch Event

A party will be thrown in celebration of the globally anticipated second collaboration between

smart Magazine: A BATHING APE x Stussy 2010 Holiday Lookbook
Fashion

smart Magazine: A BATHING APE x Stussy 2010 Holiday Lookbook

As detailed here, streetwear giants A Bathing Ape and Stussy have collaborated for a second

SILLY BAPE THING 2nd Delivery
Footwear Fashion

SILLY BAPE THING 2nd Delivery

The SILLY BAPE THING duo is back with a modest selection of products designed for winter 2010.

Mr. Bathing Ape by UNITED ARROWS Footwear Collection
Footwear Fashion

Mr. Bathing Ape by UNITED ARROWS Footwear Collection

Representing A BATHING APE’s most refined offerings thus far, the footwear line from the Mr.

A BATHING APE x Case Study Fiberglass Chair - Kyoto Bape Gallery Exclusive
Design

A BATHING APE x Case Study Fiberglass Chair - Kyoto Bape Gallery Exclusive

The chair before you was first unveiled at the A BATHING APE x Case Study Shop: BAPE® STUDY

URSUS BAPE General Sweatshirt
Fashion

URSUS BAPE General Sweatshirt

Headed by WTAPS founder Tetsuya Nishiyima, the co-headed URSUS BAPE line releases this upcoming

A BATHING APE COWICHAN KNIT JACKET
Fashion

A BATHING APE COWICHAN KNIT JACKET

For centuries the Cowichan tribe of Vancouver Island pioneered chunky, heavy gauge knitwear

 

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