The Hundreds

Cool concept. The outside looks a little bit like a club, or dungeon. The walls are painted black and all the pillars have heads around them. Most important. their selection of clothes is YES. It’s all well made casual street wear and shoes, and with only 3 stores selling their merchandise, super unique. Check it out.

This store is great! It’s different from other stores I’ve been too such as TH Santa Monica TH fairfax. The guy who helped up pretty much just sat down the whole time we were there and didn’t ask if we needed help I had to go up to him behind the counter and ask him for a certain size.

I have not been in the store, but I did place an online order. The customer service is EXCELLENT. I accidentally ordered a hat in the wrong size (7 ¼ instead of 7 ½). I realized it the next day. I sent an email to their customer service. I received a response within 3 hours and they switched the hat size without any problem!
I will definitely be purchasing from them again in the near future!

WAAAAAY better than the LA store on Fairfax! I was shopping at the Los Angeles hundreds store & man was the service uncomfortable & awkward as a girl walking into that place. I actually really wanted to leave — but this one, this one was great! I never realized how freakin close it was to union square, but the service was great! The guys were super nice and not in some weird, creepy way just genuinely helpful and helped me pick out some great things for my boyfriend. The vibe of the store is really dope & the décor, set up and design is so different from any other place you’ll go into.

Upon entering the store, I felt like I was walking into a haunted house. When I think about this store, tygas rack city starts playing in my head. «throwing hunnits! Hunnits!» Too bad I don’t have that kind of money to spend. Even if I did I don’t think I’d blow it all on the hundreds store.
I enjoyed the uniqueness of the store. Definitely not something you see everyday. But if you’re wondering why I wouldn’t spend racks here, it’s because they don’t sell any women’s stuff. Beanies and sock can count but that’s pretty much the only thing women do buy when they go in, according to the employee that has the same voice as jay-​z. Too bad he didn’t say HOV! For me like I asked him too.
The guy working up front behind the counter (he looked like spike lee ready to go to a Knicks game) he was nice and helpful. He informed us that if you sign up for their email list, you get a free beanie! A hundreds post beanie to be exact :)
Would I come back? Yes! I liked a few of their beanies and socks.

Shitty people work here. Dont expect even decent customer service. Listen to your reviews The Hundreds and hire some good-​hearted people. Not clowns like the ones you have working. Ridiculous and pompous attitudes = The Hundreds in SF.

I was stoked to finally check out The Hundreds after following them online for quite some time. I love their mix of skate inspired lifestyle wear, and if you haven’t already peep their website/​blog/​youtube channel. Now the store itself, it’s tough because I’m obviously a lady but I grew up in the culture of late 80’s/ 90’s skate culture where all of us ladies dressed like the dudes. This place, much like my issue with Benny Gold has no focus on lady patrons. There are little things here and there you can rock unisex for sure but for the most part it’s keeping it mad sausage. The cave-​like ambience of the store was hard on my aged eyes, waaaay too dark. I will say though if you are shopping for your dude this is a dope spot, and the staff is very friendly.

I usually shop at the store on fairfax in LA but… Whenever I’m in SF I stop by and pick up some new gear.
This place is incredible!
The hundreds is true street wear.

I was so confused when I first walked in. First time I’ve walked into a store that was almost pitch DARK! There are lights to highlight products, but for the most part its set up like a dark cave and was dark enough for me to have a mini anxiety attack lol (geez, im getting old!)
For being an urban/​streetwear label, I do appreciate the originality of the design & layout of the store. Its certainly memorable! My teenage son loves this store… my bank account not so much!

If you like street wear/​skater clothes, accessories, etc., this will be one of your top places to shop. The ambience itself is different from the rest. Yes, it might be too dark, but at least I can still see the items I’m picking out. The staff is pretty friendly and welcoming. They may seem a bit quiet, but just ask them if you have a question. They’ll be happy to assist you. If you wait til’ after a season collection releases weeks later, you’re not going to find much in your size. Hint: try and keep up to date with the
blog for new stuff! Oh yes, parking can be a b****, but that’s San Francisco for you.

Really dark inside. Horrible customer service. Was browsing the hats and this creepy guy harassed me for not asking for help.

I always try to make a trip here whenever I’m in San Francisco. I love this store! They’ve always been so accommodating… but today, they were just beyond amazing.
Last year, I had bought the «Jon» bag from The Hundred’s Fall ’12 collection as a gift for my boyfriend. It has a two year warranty, but I threw away the receipt on accident (Whoops). I came back into the store today and they exchanged the backpack I had bought in-​store last year for a new one with no issues or questions asked.
I see the SF location getting bashed about their service, but I’ve never received bad service from the crew here. so I really don’t get the resentment. It’s a men’s clothing store ffs.
Anyway, thanks for the great service! I look forward to coming back when I’m in San Francisco.

Get your s**t together. Charging system wasn’t working, making it inconvenient for me to pay. You got enough time since the store opens to fix your problems, at least have a sign outside warning customers that your accepting ‘cash only.’

I’ve always really liked the designs made by The Hundreds; all of their clothes have always been really cool but never too over the top like some other brands, and because of that I made it a priority to go to the one in SF during my trip there. Unfortunately, that slowly died down the moment I entered the building.
Don’t get me wrong, the inside is dope. It’s clean and well-​maintained, and the items are all arranged so neatly. The way the place looked definitely fit the way The Hundreds carried their brand. The clothes themselves were solid as well. definitely some of the best designs I had seen in forever, and then some. The fitting room was clean and free of tossed around clothes, and overall the place looked amazing. +1 for all of that. What had turned me off to the entire experience was the way the staff acted.
They started off really friendly and let me know about on semi-​annual 50% off sale, and I was on it. In their defense, I’m really picky when i look at clothes lol. I was there for about a half hour just admiring the designs, trying a few of them on, etc. and as I went on the staff seemed to get more and more irritated.
I hadn’t even asked him before for anything more than a shirt in a different size and one of the guys threw the crewneck I wanted at me (which someone chewed him out for) and the more I tried on sizes (the sizes for some shirts are different) the more difficult the people all seemed. I hadn’t even tried on more than 2 items before I started to get annoyed myself.
At the register, the guy who had given me my flyer with at least some enthusiasm had left and been replaced with some other lackluster guy who seemed dull and as if he hated everything around him. I asked him about some of the keychains as he sighed and just repeated «$ 8. $ 12. $ 7.»
Maybe I just came in on a bad day or maybe i’m just too picky, but the staff definitely didn’t meet up to my expectations. The store itself is beautiful and I would consider coming back after a little bit, after the customer service improves a little.

I’ve known about the hundreds for a very long time. Never was a fan but I decided to take a look.
First impression was a very dark area. I’m surprised people don’t trip because it was extremely dark. It was hard to walk inside because a group of hypebeast are blocking the entrance. They were smoking cigarettes and it wasn’t pleasant.
I walk in and the employees smell like they just smoked a bowl pack. They are very slow and look very careless of their job. I was trying to make conversation as I bought a ONLY shirt from them which is another brand. The man seemed uninterested and very boring like he wanted to kill himself.
Overall the store is nice and little bit costly depending on what your buying.
It’s filled with the scent of smoke and local hypebeast lurk around.

Not a huge Hundreds fan, but I have one of their hats, anyway it was my first time in the store, very clean, dark and a cool aesthetic. The only downer is the customer service, damn were they cold. I axed about their internships and the dudes just brushed me off like I was just some hyped peon and told me to go to the website after some prodding. Funny thing is, my homegirl went in just a week earlier to shop and one of the dudes offered her a job there, she wasnt vibing him so she passed. No hard feelings, just be respectful.

Been here a few times, staff is cool and place is super dope.
Probably my favorite store just because the design & layout is so sick!
I kinda stopped wearing their clothes, but once in awhile they make something that catches my eye…
cool place though!

This is one of my favorite brands. (Well it used to be…) I grew out of that phase, but I still find some of their material appealing.
I’ve been to the SF location several times. It’s much different to the LA location. It’s bigger and has a dark side to it. I love the cave-​like interior of the place. It’s dark, but the clothing are provided with focus lights. When I came here, their photo booth was broken. Oh well. They used to upload the pictures onto their website.
I wouldn’t consider myself as «hype beast» but yet I still admire some of their pieces. The employees are very laid back and chill, which I love with most stores like The Hundreds.

It pains me to rate The Hundreds SF this low, but I’ve just not been happy with the store and the clothing line in general for some time. I’ve been in the whole «Hypebeast» game for awhile now, and The Hundreds was at one time a truly creative clothing company with some clean tees and other attire. I know its probably not completely their fault, but The Hundreds has became way too hyped. Everyone and their grandma is rockin’ Bomber hats and tees.
The prices have always been a little much. That wasn’t really a problem until they started releasing super ugly, practically unwearable designs. They also seem to love retro-​ing older styles OVER AND OVER with a slightly different colorway.
The reason why I can now only give The Hundreds store 2 stars is the service. The dudes who work in there are so rude and act like they own the company or something. I picked up a pretty cool jacket from there not too long ago. It was the last one on the rack and, being so, it had been tried on a bunch of times and had some noticeable wear and minor damages already. I asked if I could get any discount and the guy at the counter looked at me like I was retarded. If you’re in the whole HB/​sneakerhead/​trying to look cool thing, get over the Hundreds. There’s alot of other, better companies. And if you really like The Hundreds that much, eBay has alot of their stuff for way cheaper.

Same amazing service despite arriving only 45 or so minutes before closing. The two guys working were super nice and grabbed the stuff I needed without hassle. Had a few tees out of stock, but no big deal since I wasn’t searching for anything too specific.
Grabbed another pair of kicks — just as smooth a fit as the rest in a fresh new colorway for summer.
Always on point style wise and their customer service is some of the best around.