Ay yo. Hop in, we’re going back to where it all started for The Hundreds. We’re taking the time machine to 2003 for the Fall 2022 collection because we’re turning 20 and feeling very nostalgic. Just get in already. And buckle up.

Ok, now clear out. I’m dropping off the DeLorean with X-to-the-Z Xzibit and my guys at West Coast Customs to give the Doc’s whip a new lease on life. I’m thinking of putting a Hot Tub Time Machine in the trunk so you can time travel while you time travel.

While they’re working on that, we’re going to take a deeper dive into The Hundreds Fall 2022 collection, celebrating all the best 2003 had to offer.

Take a look around. 50 Cent’s “In Da Club” and Good Charlotte’s “The Anthem” are duking it out for the number one spot on TRL. Ahhhnold is the Governor of California. Lebron just got drafted by the Cavs. Beyonce’s solo debut album is getting released. The aforementioned Pimp My Ride is must-watch television. The Hundreds is Huge was more of a tongue-in-cheek phrase of manifestation than the actual statement of fact it is today.

People are matching their sneakers with their fits. And not in like a contrasting, expansive color palette kind of way. People are literally matching their clothes, fitteds, and shoes like on-the-nose. It hurts my eyes. The colors are vibrant, the pants are baggy, the prints are all-over. What even is a seam?

Shorts have pockets on the sides of your legs so you can fit all the extra cargo you may ever need. The graphics on T-Shirts are massive. Actually, everything is.

The Hundreds Fall 2022 Graphic line-up features references to our favorite era of streetwear, as well as our usual bleak outlook on this floating rock’s current state of being. Oh, plus a new chrome Adam.

This was just a tiny taste of The Hundreds Fall 2022 collection. If everyone is done buying up a bunch of Amazon stock at 2003 prices, let’s hop back in the DeLorean. I can’t get Simple Plan’s “I’m a dick — I’m addicted to you” out of my head and I need to get back home stat.