Alpha Industries and BAPE are launching another limited edition collection. This unique partnership brings together two iconic brands, each known for their particular expertise and style, which are constantly redefining streetwear.

Alpha Industries, founded in 1959, was a pioneer in the production of high-quality, functional clothing.

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The MA-1 bomber jacket has become an integral part of contemporary fashion and continues to influence streetwear trends worldwide. With its commitment to craftsmanship and timeless designs, Alpha Industries has established itself as a leader in the industry.

BAPE, known for its camouflage patterns and innovative approach to fashion, continues to set standards and inspire with creativity and authenticity.

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This time, Alpha Industries and BAPE have teamed up to reinterpret streetwear with traditional Japanese crafts.

The collection pays homage to Japanese sashiko embroidery. Inspired by ukiyo-e, a Japanese art form, from the 17th to 19th century (“Ukiyo-e” can be translated as “pictures of the flowing world,” an art form for woodcut paintings).

The back motifs on the kimono jacket and on the MA-1 jacket are decorated with embroidered BAPE graphics and give an archival touch.

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The Shark Full Zip Hoodie is another outstanding piece from the collection that effortlessly combines style and functionality.

It features Alpha Industries' MA-1 side pocket and BAPE SHARK face details, which are instantly recognizable and synonymous with the aesthetics of both brands. This distinctive design feature gives the hoodie a unique and elegant touch.

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The collection includes other joint designs, including a t-shirt, 6-pocket pants, military hat and classic MANHUNT shoes.

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The collection combines Japanese craftsmanship with functional know-how and streetwear flair.

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In homage to the aesthetics of working with Alpha Industries, BAPE has once again teamed up with Alpha Industries and Medicom Toy to present the BAPE x Alpha Industries x Medicom Toy N3B BE@RBRICK collection.

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Photos via Alpha Industries