Showing Posts From "September 2014"

Polaroid Cube – Let’s face it. Polaroid is no longer a household name, and its popularity in photography is far removed. Whatever cache is left in the name is being pushed toward the new Cube. This... Read more

Christopher Burch is a San Francisco-based artist who specializes in oil based painting, using his own views and techniques to reinvent surreal contexts within folklore and mythology. His handle on... Read more

For the past 10 years, Hong Kong has become a second home for The Hundreds, as Bobby, Ben, and members of our design team have traveled in and out of the cosmopolitan island for work and inspiratio... Read more

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Within the last 3-4 years, the hip-hop world has witnessed the return of regionalism – that distinctive sound indicative of the culture-mixing that sonically occurs in poor neighborhoods around the... Read more

Saucony Jazz Sand/Red – Saucony has been late on the retro game, but recently they’ve been making up for lost time. The latest addition to the Luxury Pack is a sand and red wine colorway. The class... Read more

In East Atlanta, French bulldogs propel themselves through a network of tentacles. They rest in magenta glory, slicked on the brick sides of buildings, often among a crew of other bizarre animals i... Read more

They say “when in Rome,” but I doubt Romans whipped their slaves to heighten their sensual pleasures. Plus, I am sure the last thing you’d want to see after beating your laborers is them crumbling ... Read more

With the tattoo industry constantly evolving and being much more acceptable this day in age, it’s intriguing to see how far it has come. Los Angeles alone is home to some of the world’s best tattoo... Read more

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When news of the Coca-Cola Company bringing back the 1990s soda staple SURGE hit the web last Monday, I slightly laughed and kept moving. I mean, I remember the lemon-lime carbonated – and highly c... Read more

While out in Miami, one of my main objectives was to link up with Nicole to shoot for a project. If you have ever been to Miami especially in the summer, then you know it has random storms through ... Read more

The Hundreds is pleased to announce the release of the The Hundreds Fall/Winter 2014 print magazine, available now at The Hundreds’ flagship locations, select authorized stockists, and Online Shop.... Read more

The Hundreds is pleased to announce the release of the Hanksy’s “Surplus Candy,” airing on TheHundreds.com every other Wednesday at 12PM PST, starting October 1st. “There’s a bunch of art getting ... Read more

Back in May, Jensen Karp wrote, “Remember Ice Cube’s “good day”? Times that by 30 and you get the past month for stand-up comedian, and actor, Jerrod Carmichael,” because he had just starred in Nei... Read more

“Made where it’s grown” is as much the mantra as it is a rally cry or a figurative flag in the sand for the folks behind Stockholm, Wisconsin’s A to Z Produce and Bakery. Opened in 1998 and more co... Read more

Menu Knot Trestle Desk – The desk is the command center, and having the right desk can mean the difference between productivity and dilly-dallying. The Menu Knot Trestle Desk is a beautiful workspa... Read more

I used to hate Cali, but I never really had a good reason. I’ve always been a fan of the music, art, and culture that have come out of Cali, but for whatever reason I was biased against it.  That a... Read more

Jason Hailey, better known to you as Chor Boogie, is a self-taught artist known for his legendary use of vibrant color, influential subject matter, and hypnotizing patterns. Born and raised in Ocea... Read more

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