Billie Eilish is taking her longtime appreciation for BAPE to a new level with the announcement of the BAPE x BILLIE Collection, an exclusive capsule collaboration that brings the singer’s personal style into the Japanese streetwear brand’s catalog. The limited-edition range arrives Friday, November 13, at 6 p.m. PST through selected BAPE STORE locations, BAPE.COM and Complex.com.
The partnership draws on a connection that dates back to the early stages of Billie Eilish’s career, when oversized silhouettes, relaxed menswear and statement streetwear became central elements of her public image. BAPE has remained a recurring presence in her wardrobe, particularly through its hoodies, jackets and recognizable designs. Now, the singer has helped translate that longstanding relationship into a collection reflecting the pieces and aesthetic she has embraced for years.
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The BAPE x BILLIE range covers several categories, combining everyday staples with more distinctive statement pieces. Apparel includes T-shirts, hoodies, a short-sleeved shirt, a football shirt, basketball shorts and a varsity jacket. The collection also features accessories such as socks, a bandana, a baseball cap and a belt, extending the collaboration beyond clothing.
Two additional designs will be available exclusively through Complex.com for a limited time, giving the retailer a separate offering within the launch. The collection will otherwise be distributed through selected BAPE STORE locations and the brand’s official online store, with products becoming available simultaneously at the announced release time.
The announcement comes as Billie Eilish continues working on her fourth studio album, while the Hit Me Hard and Soft era maintains its remarkable momentum. Released in May 2024, her third album was written and recorded in Los Angeles with her brother and longtime collaborator, Finneas. The project spawned several major hits, including “Lunch,” “Wildflower,” and “Birds of a Feather,” the latter of which has become the most-streamed song of her career.
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