
Bomb Story: As important as contrasting colors are to The Hundreds design, we've also incorporated a lot of monochromatic and tonal prints throughout the brand's history. This started with the ""Nine"" T-shirt, which was offered in black-on-black and white-on-white to speak to the patrons of ours who wanted something bold and aggressive, yet understated and nuanced. | Background Story: At the time, it was popular for repeating prints like these on button-up woven shirts to be emblazoned with bright, cheerful flowers. The contrarians that we are, we wished to see nature in decay against a merciless climate crisis. The flowers are withering and the result was sobering.