The Hundreds Team hat – one of the brands most popular hat styles over the years – has been released in several new styles and colors. While the original release had “Los Angeles” embroidered across the front, this season it’s “San Francisco”. Comes in Giants black or Sharks teal. And if you hadn’t guessed by now, this version is exclusive to the THSF store.

More looks at the The Hundreds Team Snap-back Caps after the jump.

After lots of previews, we can finally show you some clean product shots of the first model in The Hundreds new Eyeware Collection. The LA brand starts off their new sunglass collection with The Phoenix, a very classic looking pair of sunglasses. The sunglasses feature both The Hundreds logos on the inside and outside and they come in a series of colorways. They will be available at The Hundreds LA and SF flagship stores this coming Thursday.

More detailed images of The Hundreds Eyeware follow after the jump.

This week sees a selection of Fall Delivery 2 items from The Hundreds. The latest drop includes 10 new tees and an assortment of new cut and sew pieces – including custom paneled and striped tees, a new flannel in three colors and three new jacket styles – as well as a selection of headwear, ranging from beanie to New Era. Print graphics feature several variations on the Adam Bomb logo alongside more concept-driven images. Available this Thursday at the THLA and THSF stores.

See more items from The Hundreds Fall 2009 Collection | Delivery 2 after the jump.

In celebration of his 10th anniversary of Gardeners and his first USA exhibition; MINDstyle and Michael Lau have just announced a first look at the woodgrain exclusive figures being released at De La Barracuda in Los Angeles. One figure will be released each night in collaboration with Slamxhype and The Hundreds. The wood grain edition is limited to 100 pieces worldwide and will retail for USD $125.

Detailed information as well as images of the individual figures follow after the jump.

Here’s another look into the forthcoming debut release from The Hundreds Eyeware division. Entitled the Phoenix, the frames are seen modeled by The Hundreds riffraff cast and crew. As previously mentioned, the shades come in black, tortoise, red or blue. They run for about $100 USD and will be arriving shortly at select The Hundreds retailers, including The Reed Space in NY.

Many more looks at the The Phoenix from The Hundreds Eyeware after the jump.

Artist Lance “Link” Montoya (of Primus fame) created three unique sculptures exclusively for California based label The Hundreds. Creative director Bobby Hundreds worked on three matching t-shirts that bear images of each sculpture alongside original mid-90s album art flavored design. Available the morning of Thursday, September 10th, 2009 at both THLA and THSF. As an added bonus, all three of Link’s sculptures will be on display at The Hundreds LA for a short time.

More looks at the Lance Montoya x The Hundreds T-Shirt Collection follow after the jump.

The Hundreds made their debut (Capsule) Show appearance today in Las Vegas. Amongst a solid Spring 2010 lineup from the LA-based brand, a series of perforated leather Johnson Lows stood out as a clear highlight. Coming in four colorups – green, aqua, red, and black – the sneaker sports a low-profile vulcanized gum rubber outsole and black accents throughout.

More looks at The Hundreds Johnson Low Spring 2010 from Capsule Show Las Vegas after the jump.

After a first teaser yesterday, we now have more information on the first issue of The Hundreds Magazine.

Announcing the premiere issue of The Hundreds Magazine, which, believe it or not, has been one of the long-term goals of the brand since day one. To get things off to a good start, entertainment personality Olivia Munn graces the cover, and you’ll find a feature interview with her inside. There’s also an interview with L.A.-based tattoo artist Jun Cha followed by a preview of new products he designed for The Hundreds. Similarly, there’s an article on artist/sculptor Lance Montoya, who famously designed album covers for Primus, and has recently produced original artwork for The Hundreds too. Fans of the brand will be happy to see that there’s plenty of continuity with The Hundreds’ famous online magazine, including the Ask Yasi page, as well as a “A Day in the Life…YNOT” photo feature. Additional lifestyle features include Ben Hundreds’ guide to eating in Downtown LA, and Bobby Hundreds’ “Ten Albums That I Like (But Music Snobs Will Probably Hate Me For).” And in case you were wondering, there’s no shortage of fashion coverage either, including a Fall 2009 preview, the Fall 2009 product guide, a Fall 2009 Footware guide, a Holiday 2009 preview, the Holiday 2009 product guide, plus profiles of the THLA and THSF retail locations. 74 pages. Also includes a sticker sheet and shoelaces.

Now available at THLA and THSF, hitting the online store next Tuesday, and arriving at The Hundreds retailers worldwide next week.

A full look at The Hundreds Magazine Issue 1 cover follows after the jump.

Over the last two weeks we have seen more and more teasers of the soon to release The Hundreds Magazine Issue 1. We cannot tell you much about it so far, but we do know that Olivia Munn is on the cover. More info on the magazine should follow very soon.

More teaser images and a better look at the cover follow after the jump.

After giving you a first look at the upcoming The Hundreds sunglasses last week, we now present three additional colors that were on display at (capsule) Show Las Vegas. Besides the tortoise colorway, the LA brand worked a classic frame silhouette in solid black, red and blue tones. A scripted The Hundreds logo appears on one arm, while the phrase “I would rather quit while I was ahead. There’s no need in overstaying your welcome,” is printed on the inside. We’re pleased to say the quality is top notch – the frames are made in Italy by one of the countries leading eyewear manufacturers. Slated to drop later this month.

More looks at The Hundreds Fall 2009 Eyewear from (capsule) Show Las Vegas after the jump.