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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 Canvas Backpack
Fashion

A Bathing Ape Canvas Backpack

Falling in line with the brand’s recent spin on minimalistic designs, A Bathing Ape presents

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection SIMPLE STA
Footwear Fashion

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection SIMPLE STA

A Bathing Ape release an all new model dubbed the SIMPLE STA. Featuring a moccasin-style upper


Bape Archive Exhibition

Bape Archive Exhibition

Opening at the Bape Gallery within the Bapexclusive store in Kyoto, the Bape Archive Exhibition

BAPE GALLERY KYOTO MILO warlords HAND PRINT TEE
Fashion

BAPE GALLERY KYOTO MILO warlords HAND PRINT TEE

A BATHING APE founder NIGO kicked off a new series of initiatives earlier this year titled

NEIGHBORHOOD x A Bathing Ape “BrotherHood” Collection
Footwear Fashion

NEIGHBORHOOD x A Bathing Ape “BrotherHood” Collection

Having already previewed the initial instalment of the highly anticipated Neighborhood x A

NEIGHBORHOOD x A Bathing Ape "BrotherHood" Collection
Footwear Fashion

NEIGHBORHOOD x A Bathing Ape "BrotherHood" Collection

Following a foreshadowing from A Bathing Ape founder NIGO, the NEIGHBORHOOD and A Bathing Ape

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection CRAPE
Footwear Fashion

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection CRAPE

A Bathing Ape release a new capsule of their PUMA Clyde-inspired CRAPE sneaker. Two colorways

BAPE® URSUS: The Other Side of BAPE® Editorial
Fashion

BAPE® URSUS: The Other Side of BAPE® Editorial

The URSUS line is BAPE’s take on traditional American workwear pieces and web magazine, Think

NEIGHBORHOOD x A BATHING APE Bro.HOOD Sneaker Preview
Uncategorized Footwear

NEIGHBORHOOD x A BATHING APE Bro.HOOD Sneaker Preview

Following up on today’s earlier announcement, NEIGHBORHOOD’s Shinsuke Takizawa hits us with a

NEIGHBORHOOD x A BATHING APE Bro.HOOD Announcement
Uncategorized

NEIGHBORHOOD x A BATHING APE Bro.HOOD Announcement

A Bathing Ape founder NIGO has just announced via his Twitter an upcoming label involving

AMBUSH x A Bathing Ape "Animal Pack" CREEP STA
Uncategorized Footwear

AMBUSH x A Bathing Ape "Animal Pack" CREEP STA

A notable aspect of the AMBUSH and A Bathing Ape collection which launched at the start of 2010

A Bathing Ape Shark Figure
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A Bathing Ape Shark Figure

A Bathing Ape release some new iterations of their Shark Figure. Based on a previously seen

 

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