Showing Posts From "November 2014"

Matt Mignanelli, an artist based in Bushwick, Brooklyn, is largely inspired by the industrial neighborhood he works in, citing cinder blocks, roll down gates, and corrugated metal buildings as a fe... Read more

Font Men – SXSW 2014 Official Selection from dress code on Vimeo. Read more

The age-old debate of whether we’re a product of our environment will forever be contested from both sides of the spectrum, but in the case of brotherly industrial design duo Creative Session, no o... Read more

With legions of artists claiming to master their craft for “themselves” – all while making sure that someone hears them say it – David Rivera actually manages to keep his head hidden under his work... Read more

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Arguably the most commercial and American part of Tokyo, Harajuku/Shibuya is still pretty much my favorite part of the city. Shibuya has a bit more of a Japanese vibe and is pretty crowded and busy... Read more

Step one: Find an artist or be Buff Monster. Then find some one dumb enough to spend $150 on spray paint. In this case... me. Step two: Find a wall that either needs a fresh coat of paint, or one w... Read more

I have few reasons to be on Skid Row these days. I’m not going to underground raves thrown in the warehouse district anymore, nor am I buying crates of records for five bucks from very entrepreneur... Read more

If you’re in the automotive industry, SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) is one of those car shows/conventions that you need to go to. It’s like the MAGIC or Agenda of the car world, and... Read more

K2 Ultra Split – In the pantheon of snowboards, K2 is not mentioned in the same esteem as Burton, LibTech, or Saloman. That may change with K2’s new Ultra Split; a snowboard that is made to do it a... Read more

It’s Friday! Which means one thing: Someone got semi-naked recently and the photos are up here for your viewing pleasure. I have never liked the word “pleasure.” Ever go to Chik-fil-a and order som... Read more

At first I thought this assignment was going to be a cake walk. Let me just go through a list of hip-hop artists who stay steady rocking Supreme, Stussy, Undefeated, The Hundreds, Nike, BAPE, and D... Read more

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I’ve read tons of stories over the years about how Adolf Hitler had a dog named Blondi that he treated with so much love and endearing care that the people around him were always surprised by his a... Read more

The Hundreds is very excited to present our collaboration with one of the Midwest’s most prime sneaker and apparel boutiques, Sole Classics. Sole Classics has been bringing the heat to Columbus, Oh... Read more

Thank you to all who came out to brave the cold this afternoon to participate in our The Hundreds Street Meet Chicago. Hosted by Van Styles and featuring guest photographer David Rasool Robinson, t... Read more

It’s common to find rappers who do their own production – but a singer who does both is a rare form. Los Angeles native and upcoming HS87 artist K. Roosevelt is one of the few to fall right into th... Read more

Vans Half-Cab Tobacco – Nike recently borrowed the classic wheat colorway from Timberland on a series of their classics, but it’s the Half-Cab from Vans that has really caught my attention. The vin... Read more

So the San Francisco Giants won the World Series in Game 7, in what was probably one of the finest displays of baseball I’ve ever seen. Right up there with Kirk Gibson’s walk off home run off Denni... Read more

To follow #streetmeetchicago as it happens, click HERE. :: We’re back at it with another Street Meet, TODAY. We’ve moved away from the streets of New York to snap some fresh photos of the Windy Cit... Read more