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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 2010 Spring/Summer Wallet
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A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Wallet

Taking more of a sophisticated angle, A Bathing Ape introduces a new wallet silhouette for

A Bathing Ape Baby Milo “Carp Streamer” T-shirts
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A Bathing Ape Baby Milo “Carp Streamer” T-shirts

Created in celebration of Children’s Day (which occurs on April 21), two new styles of T-shirt


Baby Milo® by Sanrio Collection
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Baby Milo® by Sanrio Collection

Following up with February’s announcement of the partnership between Bape’s Baby Milo and

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection Mountain Soldier Lo
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A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection Mountain Soldier Lo

A Bathing Ape’s increasingly large range of footwear offerings has seen the brand tackle a

A Bathing Ape "Ranger Series" Collection
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A Bathing Ape "Ranger Series" Collection

A Bathing Ape previews a new series of releases from the brand’s “Ranger” range. Featured

A Bathing Ape NOWHERE 17th Anniversary BAPEXCLUSIVE Tee
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A Bathing Ape NOWHERE 17th Anniversary BAPEXCLUSIVE Tee

NIGO previews what looks to be an additional 17th Anniversary design for the Japanese

A Bathing Ape Baby Milo "Go LA" T-shirt
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A Bathing Ape Baby Milo "Go LA" T-shirt

BAPE STORE LOS ANGELES will release the following Los Angeles Lakers inspired t-shirt bearing A

A Bathing Ape Camo Umbrella
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A Bathing Ape Camo Umbrella

The latest from BAPE’s lifestyle releases is this new camouflage umbrella, which comes in two

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection Nubuck MANHUNT
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A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection Nubuck MANHUNT

One of A Bathing Ape’s longest serving non-sneaker offerings, the MANHUNT gets a new material

A Bathing Ape Baby Milo "No Future" T-shirt Collection
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A Bathing Ape Baby Milo "No Future" T-shirt Collection

The newest line of A Bathing Ape Baby Milo themed items to hit BAPE STORES is the following

Mr. Bathing Ape x Regal Wing Tip Shoe
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Mr. Bathing Ape x Regal Wing Tip Shoe

Mr. A Bathing Ape returns with the second colorway of its Wing Tip Shoe alongside Regal. The

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection Bapex
Watches

A Bathing Ape 2010 Spring/Summer Collection Bapex

A Bathing Ape releases two new watch styles under its Bapex model. Two versions include a black

 

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