A BATHING APE BAPE STA Glossy Black & White Shark Graphic Sneakers | Women's & Men's Skate-Inspired Shoes
BAPE STA Glossy Black & White Shark Graphic Sneakers
Give your monochrome outfits a graphic edge. These A BATHING APE BAPE STA low-top sneakers combine glossy black panels with white perforated toe boxes, white star-shaped side accents and a white sole. On the outer side, a shark-mouth motif with red-and-white teeth and a red eye adds a bold detail beneath and behind the star.
Classic Contrast with a Playful Twist
Picture a weekend outing in black cargo pants and a white tee: the clean color contrast ties the outfit together, while the red shark details add an unexpected accent. Try relaxed denim and a neutral hoodie for a more laid-back look. Cuffed hems keep the artwork visible.
Details That Set This Pair Apart
- Brand and series: A BATHING APE BAPE STA.
- Color palette: Black and white with red graphic accents.
- Visible finish: Glossy black panels with contrasting white details.
- Outer-side artwork: Shark-mouth graphic with red-and-white teeth and an eye with a red center.
- Side accents: White star-shaped details on both sides; the inner side has a cleaner, graphic-free star layout.
- Silhouette: Low-top lace-up sneakers with white perforated toe boxes.
- Closure: White laces with silver-tone eyelets and lace hardware.
- Sole styling: White midsole and outsole.
- Size options: EU 36–46. Review sizing information before selecting your pair.
A Graphic Update to Your Everyday Rotation
For women's and men's casual wardrobes, these black-and-white shoes bring character to relaxed jeans, cargo pants and skate-inspired streetwear. The neutral base makes outfit coordination straightforward, while the shark artwork gives the pair its distinctive visual identity.
Choose your size and add a shark-graphic accent to your next streetwear look.
Skate-inspired describes the styling, not verified technical skateboarding performance. Glossy refers to the photographed finish, not a verified material composition. No limited-edition or collaboration status is claimed.