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To compliment the monochromatic 26″ cruiser that the Hundreds developed with the BMX mainstays SE Bikes, they are also releasing a matching T-shirt. It’s available in black and white and is cover the old school SE Racing logo, which dates back to the ’70s, and reworked it so that it reads, “SE Ripping.”  There’s a small Adam Bomb logo peeking out upside-down from underneath and on the top back of the T-shirt, you’ll find a winged version of the classic SE Racing logo.  Available in black or white at the Hundreds’ on-line shop.
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SE BIKES built this bike from scratch exclusively for The Hundreds, boasting an all new 6061 aluminum tubing, looptail rear end, and retro dropouts.  Limited to a release of 300 pieces worldwide, each bike is individually numbered and features signature The Hundreds JAGS design throughout, including seat and padset.   The Hundreds x SE BIKES’ 26” PK Ripper will be available this Thursday, August 13th at THLA, THSF, and The Hundreds retailers worldwide, along with a special edition The Hundreds x SE BIKES “Ripping” t-shirt offered in black and white to complement the bicycle.

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The Hundreds is bringing new colorways and styles to their lineup of New Era Fitteds for the Fall 2009 season.  The two pictured will both release this Thursday, August 6th, at The Hundreds Los Angeles and The Hundreds San Francisco.

via Hypebeast

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The Hundreds is the next collaboration for SE Racing and their PK Ripper.  This 26″ Frame fades from black to white complete with iconic Hundreds imagery.  More information to come.

This Sunday August 2nd @ 12noon, Brooklyn Projects will be opening up their new Pasadena shop ( 1776 e Colorado Blvd Pasadena Ca 91106 ).  For the occasion, the Hundreds mocked up a floral Adam Bomb to symbolize the “City Of Roses”.  There are 144 of each tee and will only be available at BP Pasadena on Sunday August 2nd.

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LAartlab is hosting a panel discussion on streetwear and design.  They are an all volunteer project helping teens and young adults engage in the various facets of the Los Angeles art scene and California’s creative economy by providing hands-on opportunities to help design, produce and host free art events!

Joining the panel is The Hundreds, Lanie from Hellz-Bellz, and Rick Klotz from Freshjive.  It will be “a frank discussion about what it takes to start a label, develop it, keep it sharp and maintain its creative integrity.”

This Thursday, July 30, from 7pm to 8:30pm at:
National Center for the Preservation of Democracy
111 North Central Ave. Los Angeles, CA 90012
Admission is FREE.