We’ve got a brand new The Hundreds Chronicles featuring owner and editor-in-chief of Lowcard Mag, Rob Collinson.

Check it out by clicking The Chronicles tab at the right of the page, or by clicking HERE.

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The Hundreds and New Era celebrate the 5th Anniversary of The Hundreds Los Angeles store on February 2nd with the opening of the RSWD Pop-Up Shop at 7907 Rosewood Ave.

This is R S W D:

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SWAG. Stuff We All Get.

Well, not all of us. Some of us. Or maybe even one of us.

Jason Markk still has the best sneaker cleaner on the market.  Support a young independent doing his thing:

Bobby and the Tribal crew sent up a buncha stuff, buried deep inside were a few prints from Tribal’s artist collaborations over the years, possibly the most thorough and comprehensive street art collabs of any brand.  Usugrow, OG Abel, and that Shepard Fairey is from 1998.

13th Witness has his own hardcover book out of select Instagram images.  Great idea.  Follow him on Instagram under 13thWitness

And what’s this?  From our Australian friends… I wonder what’s inside….

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As we enter The Hundreds Spring 2012, I’d like to emphasize that our brand lives beyond the soft-goods and online matter.  My background, before apparel, was print and that continues to be an important facet to The Hundreds’ brand experience.

Hassan, here, helped us out in designing and laying out our new Spring and Summer 2012 catalog, which you’ll soon find at all authorized The Hundreds retailers worldwide.  The booklet is a summary of all the core in-line product we’ll be introducing in the first half of this year.  It’s the full album, the entire story:

On February 2nd, The Hundreds Magazine‘s latest issue also hits retailers, as well as our own shops.  This time around, it’s Azealia Banks on the cover of our Music Issue, with further features on collaborators and artists we’re working with in the next year like The Seventh Letter and Don Pendleton.  It’s our fattest and finest issue to date – The Hundreds Magazine is finally coming into its own with this one, much thanks to our Managing Editor, Chelsea:

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We’ve got a brand new The Hundreds Chronicles featuring Ricks, founder of skateboarding and graffiti collective Skate All Cities.

Check it out by clicking The Chronicles tab at the right of the page, or by clicking HERE.

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On Saturday night, Conjoined II opened in Santa Monica – a group art show curated by artist Chet Zar featuring sculptures and dimensional art by a variety of artists, technicians, and the extremely strange.

This is Cascade 12112 by Mark Setrakian:

Schlitzie by Thomas Kuebler:

Le Petite Mort by Christopher Conte:

Over the past week, these two have been making the viral rounds.  It’s Beavis and Butthead in Real Life by Kevin Kirkpatrick:

Makeup effects artist Kirkpatrick spared no expense, the sculptures are so lifelike that there are hints of teen acne dotting the duos’ foreheads.

Priced at $14,000… worth it?

Chow Monstro by Johnny Chow:

Ron English’s McSupersized Porcelain:

1 of 3 Pitchfork Pals by the one and only Charles Krafft:

Shady Hawkins by Zombienose:

Vati-Cane by Francesco de Molfetta:

The show is open through the 11th of February at the Copro Nason Gallery in Santa Monica.

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Random pairings from the last few weeks:

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