This lineup from Razer and A Bathing Ape will drive you bananas
You’ll have to act quickly to grab these limited streetwear items from Razer and A Bathing Ape.
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What you need to know
Razer and A Bathing Ape released alimited collectionof clothing and peripherals that feature striking streetwear designs. The lineup includes t-shirts, hoodies, backpacks, and more that bring together A Bathing Ape’s CAMO print and Razer’s snake logo. You can also pick up a pair of Razer Opus headphones and other Razer hardware featuring a streetwear-inspired design. The collection is limited, and some items have already sold out, so if you want to pick something up, you should act quickly.
A Bathing Ape is a Japanese streetwear brand the has a unique style. The ape logo and camo pattern extend across the entire collection in a green color that fits well with Razer’s logo.
Razer and A Gaming Ape teased the lineup last week, and the anticipation appears to have translated to sales. Many items are sold out already, but you can still pick up several items from the collection. Here’s the complete list of items in the collection:
You can check out the full collection onRazer’s website. At the time of publication, the Razer Opus headphones featuring A Bathing Ape is still available. In hisRazer Opus reviewour executive editor Daniel Rubino called them “The best $200 THX noise-canceling headphones right now.” Now, you can pick up the excellent headphoens with some streetwear flair.
Immense audio
Razer’s mainstream Opus headphones deliver excellent comfort, a long-lasting battery, excellent ANC, with impressive audio quality, all for a lot less than the competition making them easy to recommend. Now, you can grab a pair with some streetwear flair from A Gaming Ape.
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