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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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Stand out in BAPE's Reflector Shark Hoodie Jacket
Fashion

Stand out in BAPE's Reflector Shark Hoodie Jacket

A must-have item.

Check out the Full Champion x BAPE Collaboration
Fashion

Check out the Full Champion x BAPE Collaboration

The perfect street-ready garbs.


BEAMS Reflects on 40 Years of Fashion Trends and Styles in Japan
Fashion

BEAMS Reflects on 40 Years of Fashion Trends and Styles in Japan

From hip-hop and Urahara, to rockabilly and normcore.

Take a Look Inside the BAPE x Coca-Cola Pop-Up Shop
Fashion

Take a Look Inside the BAPE x Coca-Cola Pop-Up Shop

Classic US 1980s diner vibes in Harajuku.

BAPE Unveils an Eye-Catching Fur Backpack for 2016 Fall/Winter
Fashion

BAPE Unveils an Eye-Catching Fur Backpack for 2016 Fall/Winter

A statement piece, no doubt.

Check out the Full BAPE x Coca-Cola Collaboration
Fashion

Check out the Full BAPE x Coca-Cola Collaboration

A monster collaboration encompassing apparel, accessories and homeware goods.

The Air Jordan 1 Gets a Custom Rework in BAPE Camo
Footwear

The Air Jordan 1 Gets a Custom Rework in BAPE Camo

A bespoke version of the coveted “banned” colorway.

The Best Streetwear x Medicom Toy Collaborations That Are Not BE@RBRICKs
Fashion

The Best Streetwear x Medicom Toy Collaborations That Are Not BE@RBRICKs

Time to expand your collection.

BAPE Teases Upcoming Project With Coca-Cola
Fashion

BAPE Teases Upcoming Project With Coca-Cola

Another collab following the duo’s 2014 collection.

Here are the Best BAPE Animation Collabs of 2016 So Far
Fashion

Here are the Best BAPE Animation Collabs of 2016 So Far

From Mickey Mouse to Street Fighter, who else made the cut?

BAPE Dresses Baby Milo as Frankenstein for Its 2016 Halloween Collection
Fashion

BAPE Dresses Baby Milo as Frankenstein for Its 2016 Halloween Collection

Featuring a coffin shaped sunglasses case.

BAPE & Samsonite's RED Line Introduce a Camo-Covered Travel Collection
Fashion

BAPE & Samsonite's RED Line Introduce a Camo-Covered Travel Collection

A Bathing Ape follows up its collabs with mita, Reebok, Adam Lister and Alpha Industries.

 

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