Showing Posts From "June 2014"

Wrapping up The Hundreds’ International Sales Meeting Day 1, we went hard in the paint with a little help from HK Army and Giant Sportz. After a long day of meetings with our amazing reps and distr... Read more

Follow The Hundreds’ Design Team in our second episode of PASSING THROUGH – Big Bear, CA, edition (watch the first episode here). They trekked up there to the snow summit to work on our upcoming Fa... Read more

The Hundreds is pleased to announce the release of the Public Label Spring/Summer 2014 collection, available now at The Hundreds’ flagship locations (THLA, THSF, THNY, and THSM), Online Shop, and s... Read more

Left Field Project is interested in how and why people are driven to create. Made up of a series of interviews that creative director and strategist Duane Fernandez conducts with people he’s simply... Read more

Rapha Kings of Pain – The Kings of Pain series is a tough challenge for amateur and professional cyclists alike. Rapha honors the participants of the two-wheel challenge with a collection of all-bl... Read more

This being my first Go Skate Day in NYC (normally it falls on a weekday and I am working, so I only catch the evening venues), my intentions were to try and get as much in as possible. Well, plans ... Read more

In artist Matt Furie’s book The Night Riders, a frog and a rat go on a nocturnal adventure that takes them through a creepy forest, into an underground cavern and under the sea. Along the way, they... Read more

I’ve known my friend Jerry Harris for about as long as I’ve been in this industry. We met back in 2006 when I was still living in the East Bay and he was opening his second retail store, Bows &... Read more

Hello my people. I’ve been on a hiatus, as you may have noticed. Between traveling from one end of the world and back, and getting situated in my new studio space, my life has been non-stop. After ... Read more

Blackbird Triton – Seattle is lined with plenty of nice men’s stores, but Blackbird is what started it all. After closing their retail doors last July, the shop has decided to focus on the wholesal... Read more

If you’re in little Tokyo at the early bird special hour, do not think twice about yakitori house KokeKokko. First of all, being the duke of poultry, you better like chicken, because that is all yo... Read more

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This week’s contribution comes from DJ Dyer. A native of Baton Rouge, Louisiana, the multi-talented creative has been holding it down at The Hundreds since 2009, while running his own Drum & Ba... Read more

In 2012, a good friend of mine Derek Rinaldi asked me if I could shoot an event at House of Vans in Brooklyn. He explained to me that the annual event was for The A.skate Foundation, who was holdin... Read more

LEBRON XI EXT “KINGS CROWN” Even though Lebron didn’t run away with the championship this year, his back-to-back previous championships have earned him the KINGS CROWN when it comes to basketball. ... Read more

There is something to those sayings we hear throughout life. You know: “I was there at the right place at the right time” or “Everything happens for a reason.” Sayings like these proved true while ... Read more

As most of you know (probably a lot better than myself), June 21st is national Go Skateboarding Day. It’s also the longest day of the year, and in The Land of The Midnight Sun that’s a big deal. Ev... Read more

RISE x FILA – With the litany of retros that come out every week, the one brand that has been largely ignored is FILA. So it’s nice to see FILA partnering up with one of Long Island’s RISE, one of ... Read more

DEATH from Michael Bro on Vimeo. Caught Inside at Maverick’s, from Riding Giants from ENCYCLOPEDIA of SURFING videos on Vimeo. Read more

I don’t really look at myself as a photographer. I’m just a licensed Physical Therapist who took his hobby serious. I’m not a photographer, I just shoot what I see. And with that said, I must add t... Read more