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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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BAPE and CLOT Reunite for a New Year Capsule Blending 1ST CAMO With Silk Royale
Fashion

BAPE and CLOT Reunite for a New Year Capsule Blending 1ST CAMO With Silk Royale

The collaborative range features a dragon-embroidered Shark Hoodie and reimagined BAPE STA footwear.

Rhude Opens Milan Lounge & Nike Collabs With Central Cee's Syna in This Week's Top Fashion News
Fashion

Rhude Opens Milan Lounge & Nike Collabs With Central Cee's Syna in This Week's Top Fashion News

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BAPE Reimagines the BAPESTA as a SUBU Puffer Sandal
Footwear

BAPE Reimagines the BAPESTA as a SUBU Puffer Sandal

A winter take on the celebrated silhouette.

BAPE Reclaims the Early 2000s With "Golden Era" SS26 Collection
Fashion

BAPE Reclaims the Early 2000s With "Golden Era" SS26 Collection

A nostalgic journey through Shibuya rooftops and vintage tech revitalizes the brand’s iconic streetwear codes.

BAPE and Kaikai Kiki Artist Mr. Unite for an Anime-Infused Streetwear Collection
Fashion

BAPE and Kaikai Kiki Artist Mr. Unite for an Anime-Infused Streetwear Collection

Reinterpreting the brand’s iconic items through the lens of otaku culture.

The GOAT Meets the Ape in New BAPE and Cristiano Ronaldo's CR7 Drop
Fashion

The GOAT Meets the Ape in New BAPE and Cristiano Ronaldo's CR7 Drop

The fourth release in the collaboration.

BAPE and ©SAINT Mxxxxxx Launch Fifth Collaboration Featuring Banknote Stool
Fashion

BAPE and ©SAINT Mxxxxxx Launch Fifth Collaboration Featuring Banknote Stool

The release also includes a vintage-processed SHARK HOODIE with a real tree camouflage motif.

Heron Preston Relaunches & 2026 Met Gala Co-Chairs Announced in This Week's Top Fashion News
Fashion

Heron Preston Relaunches & 2026 Met Gala Co-Chairs Announced in This Week's Top Fashion News

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BAPE Opens Its First‑Ever All‑White Concept Store & Café at Hong Kong’s 1881 Heritage
Fashion

BAPE Opens Its First‑Ever All‑White Concept Store & Café at Hong Kong’s 1881 Heritage

The two‑floor flagship marks a bold shift from the brand’s iconic camouflage toward a refined, minimalist identity.

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week
Fashion

8 Drops You Don't Want to Miss This Week

Featuring Supreme, Palace, Nike, Fear of God and more.

BAPE® Unveils Dynamic 'The Powerpuff Girls' Collaboration
Fashion

BAPE® Unveils Dynamic 'The Powerpuff Girls' Collaboration

Sugar, spice and ABC Camo.

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