BAPE Line Camo Ice Hockey Jersey: Design, Fit and Styling

The BAPE Line Camo Jacquard Logo Relaxed Fit Ice Hockey Jersey in Black takes the hockey jersey, a shape A Bathing Ape has already reworked with the NHL, and builds it in the brand's own camouflage with a logo woven into the fabric. It is a dark, easy-to-wear way into BAPE camo, cut relaxed so it hangs the way a jersey should.

The BAPE Line Camo Jacquard Logo Relaxed Fit Ice Hockey Jersey 'Black' is live now in the BAPE collection at PUSHAS and, like everything in the range, has been authenticated by hand. Below: what the name actually tells you, where the jersey comes from in BAPE's history, how it fits and how to wear it.

What the name tells you

BAPE product names read like a spec sheet, and this one rewards a close read. Line Camo is the pattern. Jacquard logo means the branding is constructed into the textile rather than printed on it, so the logo carries texture you can see and feel. Relaxed fit is the cut, and ice hockey jersey is the silhouette. Black is the colourway, which pushes the camo into a tonal, low-contrast register instead of the colour of the original BAPE camo.

That combination matters. A printed graphic sits on the surface; a jacquard is part of the fabric. Paired with a black base, it gives you a jersey that is recognisably BAPE without shouting.

Where BAPE camo comes from

A Bathing Ape was founded in Tokyo in 1993 by NIGO, born Tomoaki Nagao. Camouflage became central to BAPE from 1996, when the 1ST CAMO pattern arrived.

Since then BAPE has kept reworking camo rather than retiring it. The camo became the canvas for pieces such as the Shark hoodie, and new versions of the pattern keep arriving season after season. Line Camo continues that habit of redrawing the house print, and on this jersey it is carried in black.

BAPE and the sports jersey

The jersey is not a new idea for BAPE. In 2018 the brand teamed up with Mitchell and Ness on an NBA collection of Swingman jerseys, shorts and tees carrying the Ape Head or BAPE camo, and it returned to NBA jerseys with Mitchell and Ness again later. Hockey came next. In December 2023, marking BAPE's 30th anniversary, the brand released hockey jerseys with Mitchell and Ness and the NHL for the Anaheim Ducks, New York Rangers, Los Angeles Kings and Florida Panthers, folding its ape and camo branding into each team's design. The collection also marked the Rangers' 1994 Stanley Cup and three decades in the league for the Ducks and Panthers.

This Line Camo jersey takes that language in-house. There are no team crests here, just BAPE's own pattern and logo on a hockey silhouette.

How it fits and wears

The fit is stated in the name: relaxed. A relaxed cut is meant to drape rather than sit close to the body. Detailed fit reports on this exact jersey are limited, so the safest approach is to measure a jersey or oversized tee you already like and compare it with the PUSHAS BAPE size guide.

Because the logo is built into the fabric, follow the care label closely.

How to style it

Treat the jersey as the statement and build quietly around it. Black on black is the easiest route: straight or wide black denim, a black cap, and a clean sneaker. For contrast, put a white long-sleeve tee underneath so the cuffs and hem show, and add grey or olive cargos. BAPE fans can lean into the house look with a BAPE STA and a small Ape Head accessory, but one camo piece per outfit keeps it sharp.

In colder months the relaxed body can layer over a hoodie.

The details at a glance

Detail	What it is	Try it with
Pattern	Line Camo on a black base, a tonal, low-contrast take	Straight or wide black denim, a black cap and a clean sneaker
Logo	Jacquard, built into the fabric rather than printed on it	A white long-sleeve tee underneath and grey or olive cargos
Cut	Relaxed fit, meant to drape rather than sit close to the body	A hoodie underneath in colder months
Silhouette	Ice hockey jersey with no team crests	A BAPE STA and a small Ape Head accessory

Live now at PUSHAS

Every piece is authenticated by hand, so you can shop with confidence. The live listing shows the current price. Find it here: BAPE Line Camo Jacquard Logo Relaxed Fit Ice Hockey Jersey 'Black'.

For the full story of NIGO's label, read our BAPE brand history, and see how this jersey sits alongside the rest of the range in our guide to the BAPE pieces to look for in 2026.

FAQ

Is the BAPE hockey jersey true to size?

The name says relaxed fit, so the jersey is cut with room by design. Detailed fit reports on this exact piece are limited, so check the PUSHAS BAPE size guide against a jersey or tee you already own before choosing S, M, L or XL.

What is BAPE Line Camo?

Line Camo is the camouflage named on this jersey, and it sits in the long family of BAPE camo patterns that began with 1ST CAMO in 1996. On the Black colourway it reads as a dark, tonal take on the brand's signature print.

What does jacquard logo mean on a BAPE jersey?

Jacquard is a textile method where the design is built into the fabric itself rather than printed on top. On this jersey it means the logo is part of the fabric, which gives it texture.

Has BAPE made NHL hockey jerseys before?

Yes. In December 2023, for its 30th anniversary, BAPE released hockey jerseys with Mitchell and Ness and the NHL for the Anaheim Ducks, New York Rangers, Los Angeles Kings and Florida Panthers.

How do you style a BAPE jersey?

Keep the rest of the outfit quiet and let the jersey lead: wide or straight black denim or cargos, a clean low-top sneaker or a BAPE STA, and a plain beanie or cap. Layer a white long-sleeve tee under it if you want more contrast.