Guillermo Andrade, founder of 424, is one of the key voices in modern LA streetwear.
Born in Guatemala and raised in the U.S. as an undocumented immigrant, he opened FourTwoFour on Fairfax in 2010 — a store that helped shape the city’s fashion scene, spotlighting brands like Rick Owens and Fear of God.

In 2015, he launched 424, known for merging elevated silhouettes with raw, political messaging — most notably the “Police” armband addressing police brutality.
His use of the American flag is deeply personal. Through denim — a symbol of American culture — Andrade reinterprets the flag to question identity, belonging, and what “Americanism” means today.

These FW15 424 denim pants present a unique stylistic interpretation of the United States flag, rendered in layered red hues that subtly recede into the fabric.
Constructed from high-quality denim, the design articulates stars and stripes through tonal variations, offering a considered play on national iconography.

The garment holds a good condition without visible defects, marked as size 29 with a recommended fit of medium.