Pepsi X AAPE by a bathing Ape Camo logo shirt

There’s something unexpectedly cool about the mash-up of logos the corporate crispness of Pepsi up against the raw, urban camouflage of AAPE. Wearing the Pepsi X AAPE by a Bathing Ape Camo logo shirt feels like stepping into two worlds at once: one where you’re at a skate spot under a highway overpass, the other where you’re at some hyper-lit vending machine in Tokyo at 3 a.m. It’s weird, but in a good way. I wore it the first time to a late-night screening downtown, layered under a jacket that was way too hot for the weather. I remember sweating through the sleeves but refusing to take it off because I liked how the logo looked when the light hit it sideways.



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