Diet One started building a Bay Area rep by tagging freight trains in the late 80s. The artist has now created some installations at the Stussy San Francisco Chapter Store.

Stussy San Francisco

1409 Haight Street

San Francisco, CA 94117

Have a further look after the jump.

Working under the alias Lydia Fong, Barry McGee’s latest work’s are part of the "A Moment for Reflection" exhibition now on view at San Francisco’s Ratio 3 gallery. Large scale wall pieces intermingle with tongue-in-cheek sculpture as the artist explores a variety of media and mediums. "A Moment for Reflection" will remain on view until October 16. 

More of Lydia Fong’s new work after the jump.

Sculptor Micheal Rea takes inspiration from an array of "geeky" things. Equipped with an amazing knowledge of Geek culture and a quirky sense of humor, his work spoofs and pays homage to video games, movies and more. His work will be shown at San Francisco’s Fecal Face Gallery come October, but Wired allows us a preview. Above is his "Instruments" which stems from pseudo-musical performances he and friends put on in Chicago. 
See more after the jump.

This weekend True San Francisco, a boutique that has been on top of its game since many years, is celebrating its 12th anniversary. For the occasion they made a couple of t-shirts that are now available in store.
Check out detailed images after the jump.

The Hundreds released over the weekend their “Player” Snap-Backs. They made two colorways for the San Francisco store and two for the Los Angeles store. Each cap comes with “The Hundreds” and the respective city embroidered on the front, “Huge” on the back and “Adam The Bomb” on the side. Each cap is limited to 50 pieces.
Check out all 4 caps after the jump.

The new Spring/Summer 2008 WTAPS collection has landed at The Darkside Initiative store in San Francisco. They got in many nice pieces, including denim, pants, shirts, backpacks, belts, beanies and more.
Check out all product that they got in after the jump.

Rumors had been floating around for months and then a few weeks ago the opening of a new San Francisco flagship store was finally announced by The Hundreds. The store opened its doors today. We are actually quite surprised by the interior design of the store, which is less simplistic than their first store in Los Angeles. But what they both have in common, is the overall dark atmosphere.

Take a close look at it after the jump, they had quite some interesting ideas for their new location.

This Thursday, as reported earlier by us, The Hundreds will be opening their second flagship store, after LA, now in San Francisco. For the occasion the brand has made lots of special product.
They got together with Benny Gold and hip-hop collective Hierolyphics on t-shirts. Also they made special New Era caps, t-shirts that will only be available at the new San Francisco location, mostly playing with the new address of the store. Futhermore they collaborated with the Lovewright Company, Irons Situationcontrol, La Taquiza, Kelis and Foreign Family on t-shirts which will drop at both store locations this Thursday.
The Hundreds SF
585 Post St.
San Francisco
What a line-up? Definitely very strong and a good start for the new store. Have a look at all product that will be offered after the jump.

The Hundreds San Francisco flagship store is opening in two days. Here a little video teaser…

Rumors have been floating around for a while now, but certain hints just made it obvious. Those of you that have the latest issue of Antenna Magazine at home, make sure to check out The Hundreds ad in there. It’s a pictures of the Golden Gate Bridge and just the Adam The Bomb logo in the bottom right corner.
Now they have posted some pictures of the store build-out on their site, including the pic that we show you above. Sutter Street is the street in San Francisco that houses all the Huf stores. Expect the new The Hundreds store to pop up there as well in the next month.