THE FEED is The Hundreds' ongoing news feed, broadcasting streetwear updates and goings-on from within and around street and skate culture. All newsworthy mentions fall into the vein and consciousness of The Hundreds lifestyle, everything that speaks to our interests and tastes, covering product releases from sneakers to skateboards that we personally co-sign. THE FEED is staffed and edited by our dedicated team of writers and tastemakers from around the world.
HUF joined forces with premium eyewear brand, IVI to design a collection of sunglasses just in time for summer. Featuring two limited edition colorways of the brand’s signature frame, The Standard, the collaborative release is now available for purchase through authorized retailers worldwide.
Source: Rad Collector
Photographed by New York based photographer Michael Knapp, Stussy just released the lookbook for their “8 Ball” quickstrike collection. Modeled by Jakobi McLemore of Death Precision Inc. as well as Philip Post of Dertbag Design, the collection features a pullover hoodie, long-sleeve t-shirt, lighter and 5-panel cap – all of which boast Stussy’s classic branding alongside an 8 Ball design. The “8 Ball” quickstrike collection is now available for purchase through Stussy chapter stores in addition to the brand’s webstore.
Source: Hypebeast
Everyone’s favorite skate crew Flaming Sh*t just released a new series of t-shirts. One shirt that stood of from the collection was the Uni-Tee, featuring a white print on a black tee, the shirt as well as the entire delivery can now be purchased online, here.
Source: Flaming Sh*t
Yankee Candles is back for a second round of their masculine candles to add the perfect scent to your man cave. This time around the company is offering up candles with bacon and popcorn inspired aromas perfect for breakfast in bed or movie-night, the latest release from Yankee Candles can now be purchased online, here.
Source: Uncrate
Based out of Los Angeles, Reckin Crew just released their spring collection. The delivery features a variety of graphic shirts, with the standout item being the “Get It Together Joey.” tee, the latest release from Reckin Crew is now available for purchase online, here.
Source: ReckinCrewLA
Santa Barbra based Streetwear brand, Akomplice just released a new pocket tee with a twist. The shirt features Waldo of the infamous “Where’s Waldo” children’s book series hidden inside the pocket. Priced at approximately $32 USD, the “Pocket Wally” shirt is now available for purchase, here.
Source: Rad Collector
Minimalism define Normal Timepieces with the latest being the Extra Normal Grande Watch. The watch begins with a 38mm stainless steel hairline case and ends with a reliable Miyota 2034 Japanese movement. The watch is resistant to 100ft and arrives with either a black leather strap or an IP mesh. The Extra Normal Grande Watch arrives in a variety of colors and is available now.
Source: squarestreet
We recently previewed the 5boro camo 5-panel cap, and now the New York based company has released an entire collection. The collection consists of a variety of 5-panels with some using a printed pattern, others are subtle tonal color, and others that offer a two-tone color. The collection is available at 5boro stockists shelves, as well as the 5boro online store.
Source: Atlas
Play Cloths is working with Saucony on a collection that has been dubbed the “Cotton Candy Pack”. Using the classic Shadow 5000 the uppers are crafted with luxurious suede paneling, and an eye-catching starry perforated toe-box. Traditional Saucony branding adorns the lateral quarter, while the Play Cloth logo is used on the insoles. Both the Saucony and Play Tongue come together on the runners tongue. Look for this exclusive collaboration to release soon.
Source: Play Cloths
Hypebeast is better known as a news outlet, but with their recent dabbling into retail the website is also open to more collaborations. A new project has Hypebeast working with a small woodshop in the heart of Brixton, South London, Satta. Using classic 70s skateboard design this collaborative project uses timber wood that is hand finished. The durable board will come co-branded and is available now.
Source: Hypebeast
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