Posted by marc June 23, 2016
It's henshin-a-go-go over at BAPE! The streetwear brand has teamed up with Toei to design a collection of apparel celebrating the 45th anniversary of Kamen Rider. The tokusatsu TV show debuted in 1971, telling the story of a brainwashing terrorist group called SHOCKER and the one recruit who was able to escape and fight for great justice. The flagship pieces of the collection are the full-zip hoodies, which are probably my favorite licensed BAPE pieces ever. One is a stylized take on Kamen Rider's grasshopper-themed suit while the other is a very cool version of the standard SHOCKER uniform. There are also a ton of t-shirts to choose from, including a glow-in-the-dark one, plus a face cloth. The collection will be available on July 2, and the Shibuya location will be hosting meet and greets with characters from the show! Check out all the details here.
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