Harlem and Western as expressed by Gap and Dapper Dan. The second installment is also an inimitable worldview.

“GapWhen you think of DAP GAP and Dapper Dan, you probably think of their first collaboration, which was so vividly colored in that checkered pattern. The second such "DAP GAP" collaboration will appear again this spring.

The key words in this issue are harem and western.

What "DAP GAP" wanted to express this time was the spirit of Harlem and the modern urban cowboy. Both are essential elements in the formation of Dapper Dan, and their worldview is conveyed in the development of all 22 items.

And an essential part of this collection is the logo hoodie . It continues to be the main item from the previous collection, and will be available in four different colors this time. Incidentally, Dapper Dan himself explains the reason for the emphasis on the hoodie, saying, ".

Hoodies have been used to symbolize the dark side of our culture . So our partnership with Gap represents how wearing a hoodie can elevate you and make you more cosmopolitan and elegant. This new installation symbolizes universal love and unity. (Afterword.)

In addition to the four new logo hoodies, this collection features a denim kimono jacket, a western-style denim button-down shirt, an embroidered cotton oxford shirt, and an iconic staggered denim jacket with matching straight-fit pants styles in a variety of product categories, including . For more information on eachSpecial SitePlease start at

It is already on sale and is available at two stores, Gap Shinjuku Flags and Gap Shinsaibashi , and at Gap Official Online Store, ,ZOZOTOWNThe collaboration will surely make its mark on the history of the Gap brand. We hope that you will be able to witness a collaboration that will surely make its mark on the history of the "Gap" brand.

Last but not least, we would like to introduce a movie made for the occasion of this collection. The film was shot by Joshua Kissi, a Ghanaian-American creative photographer, and features a variety of people living in the historic Graham Court apartments in Harlem.