The Marvel x BAPE STA “Fantastic Four” Collection is releasing this Saturday on BAPE’s website and retail stores. Be sure to ...

Readers will be able to cop this latest Marvel x Bape Sta "Fantastic Four" collection on Sept. 27 at Bape.com and at select ...

The Bape x Adidas soccer collection releases on Sept. 6 at Complex, the Adidas Confirmed app, Bape.com, and at select ...

Move over multiverse, Marvel’s First Family is now stomping into the sneakerverse. A Bathing Ape (aka BAPE) has teamed up ...

BAPE, in a bid for profit, is losing its streetwear credibility. Ten years after its founder Nigo sold 90 percent of his stake and left the brand, BAPE has gone from collaborating with Supreme and ...

In 2003, Bape and Adidas teamed up for the first time to release the “Super Ape Star,” sparking a partnership that would leave an imprint on the culture and endure two decades. This year not only ...

In a letter submitted in New York’s Southern District Court on Friday, lawyers for Bape shed light on the iconic streetwear brand’s long dispute with Nike over the Bape Sta sneaker. The letter from ...

Years ago, a man by the name of YM Bape (Anthony Lopez) made a name for himself on social media for bullying anyone on the street simply for wearing Supreme attire (the man was a huge fan of A Bathing ...

The Bapesta is probably the most well-known and well-liked bootleg sneaker of all-time. First introduced in 2002, Bape's flagship sneaker is a near one-to-one copy on the Air Force 1. The most ...

Celebrating its 30th anniversary, A BATHING APE or BAPE has announced a new capsule with over 19 items, many of which feature three color iterations, ranging from a Shark hooded Kimono to a new ...

In a press release, Razer announced that it is collaborating with BAPE on a new lineup of apparel and gaming peripherals dubbed "A GAMING APE." To those unfamiliar, BAPE is a brand of Japanese apparel ...

Nike and Japanese fashion brand A Bathing Ape (BAPE) have settled a trademark infringement lawsuit over BAPE’s alleged on-again, off-again infringement of some of Nike’s most iconic sneaker designs.