ABC Camo Skull-Kun (blue ver.)

A Japanese streetwear brand that was founded in 1993 by Tomoaki Nagao, also known as Nigo. The brand is known for its bright, flashy aesthetic and has deep connections to hip-hop and street culture. BAPE's name is a satirical take on the Japanese idiom "A bathing ape in lukewarm water," which describes someone who overindulges. The brand's logo includes a reference to the 1968 film Planet of the Apes. BAPE's iconic camo print is a graphic that blends military camouflage and an abstraction of the ape face. Bounty Hunter is a Japanese brand and design collective founded in 1995 by Hikaru Iwanaga. It is best known for pioneering the fusion of punk, streetwear, and toy culture, heavily influenced by Japanese and Western subcultures. Bounty Hunter played a significant role in shaping Japan’s urban fashion scene and designer vinyl toy movement. The brand’s signature aesthetic includes dark, rebellious themes, often incorporating skulls, bold graphics, and influences from biker, punk, and sci-fi styles. One of its most recognizable creations is the BxH Skull-Kun, a vinyl figure with a skull-like head and cartoonish body, embodying the brand’s mix of edgy and playful design.