• by Teresa Buyikian , 4 hours ago

A new merch drop from Jack in the Box takes the brand’s irreverent mascot and combines him with classic Los Angeles streetwear design.

This week the QSR brand announced a new collaboration with streetwear brand The Hundreds in honor of Jack in the Box’s 75^th anniversary.

The Hundreds is a Los Angeles-based brand known for its iconic “Adam Bomb” illustrated mascot, inspired by 1980s/90s cartoons, which is a red bomb with a face, arms and legs wearing a striped shirt.

The new merch features a reworked Adam Bomb graphic, “tagged and transformed with Jack’s signature face” with the copy “Jack Was Here!” The drop consists of a T-shirt, sweatshirt and trucker snapback hat.

The “Jack Was Here!” collection launches online on Jan. 28, with 6 p.m.. PT access granted to The Hundreds subscribers (who are also known as Adam Bombs) and Jack Pack rewards program members. The public sale begins at 9 p.m. PST while supplies last.

“Collaborating with The Hundreds lets us celebrate creativity, community and the moments that become unforgettable,” says said Ryan Ostrom, chief customer and digital officer at Jack in the Box, in a press release.” ‘Jack Was Here’ is about giving fans a way to take Jack with them to the spaces that define who they are and serve as a reminder of why they love Jack in the first place.”

The Jack in the Box x The Hundreds “Jack Was Here” collection is the first of four limited-edition drops that will take place throughout 2026 to celebrate Jack’s 75^th anniversary.