RSWD Forever: The Hundreds’ LA Store Closing Marks the End of An Era: In the ‘00s and 2010s, Los Angeles' Fairfax Avenue was an epicenter of street culture. Now, with the last streetwear brand ...

Disney Appoints Streetwear Designer Bobby Kim as VP of Creative, Consumer Products. After previously collaborating with the House of Mouse, the Hundreds co-founder will now oversee merchandise and ...

In the late 2000s, Fairfax was a hotspot for streetwear: brands like Supreme, Diamond Supply Co., and Huf had their flagship stores on Fairfax Avenue. The street was also central to music, art ...

Bobby Hundreds Jokes His 'Culture Is Not a Costume' After Mark Zuckerberg Uses AI to Become a Streetwear Designer The Facebook founder recently unveiled the latest update to Meta's AI.

Justin Chon and Bobby Hundreds are making a half-hour drama series about the streetwear world, according to Deadline. Titled Burnfield, the show is set to be based on the creative duo’s own ...

The streetwear designer talks about closing The Hundreds flagship, the time Nas stopped in to listen to a leaked Jay-Z album, and taking a step back as his brand enters a new chapter.

Last month I wrote about Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams collab with Fly By Jing and the ice cream brand is keeping us on our toes again with their newest collaboration ice cream flavor. Jeni’s ...

LA Streetwear company "The Hundreds" closed its flagship store in the Fairfax District over the weekend. The apparel company was founded in 2003 by Bobby Kim and Ben Shenassafar.

Famed streetwear brand The Hundreds has closed its flagship store in Los Angeles for good. Bobby Hundreds, the store’s co-founder, confirmed the closure in a social media post alongside his ...

EXCLUSIVE: Justin Chon (Chief of War, Pachinko), Bobby Hundreds and Garrett Basch (What We Do in the Shadows, Reservation Dogs) are developing the half-hour series Burnfield based on Hundreds and ...

Streetwear stores are the finish line at the end of your two day long sneaker urban camp out session—shops not only run by the sages of the street, but experts and scholars of customer service.