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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 BAPE STORE(R) Exclusive Plaid Hats
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A Bathing Ape BAPE STORE(R) Exclusive Plaid Hats

In a massive roll-out of caps, A Bathing Ape will release almost 20 different caps. Each share

A Bathing Ape Neon Camo Hemp Bag Collection
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A Bathing Ape Neon Camo Hemp Bag Collection

A Bathing Ape give us a look into their new bag collection featuring the Japanese brands Neon


A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer "Silver/Gold" Accessories
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A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer "Silver/Gold" Accessories

Sharing a common theme, A Bathing Ape recently updated their spring/summer collection of

BAPE (R) USA Website Launch
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BAPE (R) USA Website Launch

In the last few months, BAPE (R) has really opened its doors to the markets including Zozotown

A Bathing Ape Bapesta Animal Hoody Pack - A Closer Look
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A Bathing Ape Bapesta Animal Hoody Pack - A Closer Look

A Bathing Ape gives us a closer look into the Animal Hoody Pack seen the other day. The kicks

Tetsuya Nishimiya Announced as BAPE(R) & URSUS BAPE(R) Designer
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Tetsuya Nishimiya Announced as BAPE(R) & URSUS BAPE(R) Designer

With swirling speculation about who would take the reigns since NIGO(R)’s stepping down from A

A Bathing Ape Bapesta Animal Hoody Pack
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A Bathing Ape Bapesta Animal Hoody Pack

Coming off a campaign that featured the brands signature animal hoodies transferred onto

A Bathing Ape Hong Kong Octopus Multi-Camo Octopus Card Holder
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A Bathing Ape Hong Kong Octopus Multi-Camo Octopus Card Holder

In an exclusive release for the Bape Store Hong Kong, A Bathing Ape has taken a piece of the

A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer Tees May Releases
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A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer Tees May Releases

Continuing with their simple graphic designs we’ve seen as of late, A Bathing Ape drop two

A Bathing Ape Bapesta Aoyama Edition
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A Bathing Ape Bapesta Aoyama Edition

Fusing both colorways from the Bapestas seen yesterday, A Bathing Ape works up another metallic

A Bathing Ape 2009 May T-Shirts New Releases
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A Bathing Ape 2009 May T-Shirts New Releases

Continuing with their playful aesthetic, A Bathing Ape release a couple of new t-shirts designs

A Bathing Ape Metallic Bapesta
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A Bathing Ape Metallic Bapesta

A Bathing Ape introduces two new colorways in their staple Bapesta sneaker model. The kicks are

 

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