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I appreciate the money and success, but I also miss the days when The Hundreds was more like a secret-handshake club.

People were buying other labels because of the image association, their perceived value, and the clout that came with them. Our customers were moving toward us because they had found kinship.

What if there was an apparel brand that was so public and honest that you knew everything the people behind it loved and supported, and regardless of whether you agreed with them, you felt as if you could invite them over for dinner?