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Chrome Hearts White Embroidered Eyechart Logo T-Shirt
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Chrome Hearts White Pocket Long Sleeve
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Chrome Hearts Cream Embroidered Thermal Long Sleeve
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Chrome Hearts Black Floral Horseshoe Hoodie
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Chrome Hearts Vertical Logo Thermal Lined Zip Hoodie
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Chrome Hearts White Foil Hoodie
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Chrome Hearts USA Cemetery Cross Hollywood Trucker Hat
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Chrome Hearts Red Watch Cap Beanie
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Chrome Hearts Black BS Fleur Pendant Necklace
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Chrome Hearts Red BS Fleur Pendant Necklace
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Chrome Hearts
Chrome Hearts started in Los Angeles in 1988, when Richard Stark began making sterling silver hardware and leather for people in the music world. It stayed a jewellery and leather house first, and the clothing carries that DNA — the graphics are silversmith motifs printed on cotton rather than fashion prints.
The marks to look for
- Scroll logo — the ornate lettering, usually across the back
- Eyechart — the stacked letter block, printed and embroidered
- Horseshoe — including the Aspen floral horseshoe pieces
- Cemetery cross — the recurring cross device, most visible on the trucker hats
- Dagger and fleur-de-lis — lifted straight from the silver work
T-shirts and long sleeves
Neck collar logo tees, embroidered Eyechart pieces in black and white, the Aspen black horseshoe tee, and a baby blue rib tank. Long sleeves include pocket tees with the scroll logo, the cream embroidered thermal, the 1988 long sleeve, and the Aspen floral horseshoe in black and white.
Hoodies and crewnecks
Floral horseshoe, white foil, Deadly Doll, black silver, red white and green orange pullovers, plus vertical logo zip hoodies including a thermal-lined version. The Love You crewneck rounds it out.
Trucker hats
The single most recognisable Chrome Hearts item and the one that moves fastest — Cemetery in black and camo, the triple cross calf hair build, Eyechart in blue white red, and the USA hat. Mesh backs, snap closures, one size.
Sweatpants
Black logo and white blue pairs, cut relaxed with the same print treatments as the tops.
Sizing and fit
Sizes run S to XXL, cut relaxed rather than oversized — Chrome Hearts sits closer to a standard fit than most of the brands on this site. Hats are one size, adjustable. Every product page carries the measured chart in inches.
Where this stock comes from
Chrome Hearts has no wholesale network in the usual sense and no open e-commerce, which is why the resale market for it is so large and so full of fakes. Everything we carry is bought either direct from the brand or from a partner who sources directly from the brand, so every piece traces back to the source. It ships from our own stock here in the US.
Brands like Chrome Hearts
For the same luxury-streetwear register, see Gallery Dept, Rhude, Off-White and Denim Tears.
FAQ
When was Chrome Hearts founded?
1988, in Los Angeles, by Richard Stark.
Why are the trucker hats so hard to get?
They are made in small runs and sold through the brand's own stores, so almost all availability is secondary.
Does Chrome Hearts sell online?
Not in the way most brands do. Its retail is built around its own boutiques.
Does Chrome Hearts clothing run big?
No — it is cut closer to true to size than most streetwear. Check the chart before sizing up out of habit.
Is it real?
Everything we sell is bought direct from the brand or from a partner who sources directly from the brand, so it traces back to the source either way.









