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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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Pharrell Williams x A Bathing Ape Croc SpongeBob Bapesta
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Pharrell Williams x A Bathing Ape Croc SpongeBob Bapesta

The Bapesta from last year’s SpongeBob x Bape capsule is seen here in an all new light. The

A Bathing Ape Spring/Summer 2009 New Releases
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A Bathing Ape Spring/Summer 2009 New Releases

A Bathing Ape keep it chill with this new set of releases from their Spring/Summer line.


A Bathing Ape Skullsta Sneakers
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A Bathing Ape Skullsta Sneakers

New this weekend from A Bathing Ape are these monotone Bape Skullsta’s. Coming in three

A Bathing Ape Gold Members 15th Anniversary Baby Milo Plush Toy
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A Bathing Ape Gold Members 15th Anniversary Baby Milo Plush Toy

Available exclusively to Bape Gold Members and for the commemoration of the brand’s 15th

Bape Hong Kong Lunar New Years Secret Gift Bag
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Bape Hong Kong Lunar New Years Secret Gift Bag

For the upcoming Lunar New Year which kicks off on the 26th, Bape Hong Kong has put together a

colette x Bape Tartan Hoodie
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colette x Bape Tartan Hoodie

With a section of Parisian boutique colette occupied by Japanese brand Bape, the two have taken

A Bathing Ape "Work That" Teriyaki Boyz Tee & CD
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A Bathing Ape "Work That" Teriyaki Boyz Tee & CD

To kick off the debut single from Teriyaki Boyz’s upcoming Serious Japanese album, A Bathing

A Bathing Ape Bapesta 88 Sneakers
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A Bathing Ape Bapesta 88 Sneakers

Recently released at the Bape Stores in Japan are new colorways for Bape’s Bapesta88 sneaker.

A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer January Releases
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A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer January Releases

This past Saturday saw the release of these new items from Japanese streetwear label, A Bathing

A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer January Releases
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A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer January Releases

A Bathing Ape hits us with a look into their latest goods from the new Spring/Summer

A Bathing Ape x Disney Minnie Mouse & Donald Duck Plush Toys
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A Bathing Ape x Disney Minnie Mouse & Donald Duck Plush Toys

Two years ago back in 2006 A Bathing Ape’s first collaborated with Disney on a Winnie the Pooh

A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer Collection Preview
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A Bathing Ape 2009 Spring/Summer Collection Preview

January 1st, 2009 will be the launch of A Bathing Ape’s 2009 Spring/Summer Collection. For now,

 

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