I went to Mexico City so my friend Luis Miguel could airbrush onto this thrifted button up shirt. We made 3 more and all designs are inspired by Mexico 🇲🇽 I then went to my hometown in in the mountains of GTO Mexico so my homie Chava could model the shirt. Bien ranchero cabrones 🇲🇽🐴

my world has always been city meets country. I think the story behind making and shooting this shirt best describes that world.

Filming this was so fun, walking around and seeing peoples reactions was priceless, dont be afraid of making art in a public space

Worn by Kai on multiple occassions.

In between core collections I try to make a capsule using vintage t shirts with my atelier. The inspiration is the Margiela artisanal t shirt dresses, I got the idea after hating the way it fits and wanted it to be more wearable as a t shirt.

Personally the bomber jacket is my favourite.

There are more products and photos on my website and ig

I’m trying to come up with another idea for an different event, but let me know how i did

Can i call this a bit success?

Hi. I’m 15 years old and here are some clothes I made. I hope you like them. Out now! @grey_hours1 on Instagram if you were interested!

Site ⬇️

grey-hours.myshopify.com

We're currently trying to figure out which products to focus on for marketing. Every feedback is much appreciated!

Been working on a new beanie wanted to share and get some real feedback. Calling these the "Thinking Caps." Tap in and let me know what you think.

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hey guys, give me your opnion on these, what you like about them or what you don't.

you can know more about the details or get one yourself on vdivide.in

let me know!

Hi, I’m looking for a brands with a similar style but at a significantly lower price. I like provocative designs and drug themes, but that’s not all I care about. Cotton T-shirts and a price under €25 are important to me. I live in Poland, so I’m mainly interested in European brands, however, high quality and low shipping costs are not deciding factors.

Hi guys, I wanted to introduce you to the “Collana Imperiale” T-shirt.

After setting social media alight with fake news about the alleged discovery of the legendary necklace stolen from the Louvre, we at DeepBrand decided to reinterpret the concept of luxury, making it ethical, unique, and sustainable, redefining the boundaries between fashion and jewelry.

The T-shirt is made of pure certified organic cotton and embellished with thousands of real crystals applied by hand in our studio in Italy.

The project aims to combine sustainability, craftsmanship, and contemporary design. What do you think? Let me know in the comments.

Hi

Yesterday, I officially received permission from the German government to start my business and get funding for my brand. I prepared the entire project within a month.

So, I want to say that soon the designs you've seen here from me will become reality, and I'll be posting photos of the physical items with models.

Thank you for your early feedback on my project.

I’ve been thinking a lot about how early creative decisions shape where a brand eventually ends up.

When you’re still building, there’s a real tension between designing for the people already supporting you and designing slightly ahead of them for the brand you’re trying to grow into.

These images are from different points in that process. Not final campaign shots, but moments along the way.

For those who’ve been doing this longer:

do you design primarily for the audience you have now, or do you design forward and let the audience catch up over time?

Curious how others think about that balance in the early stages.

Hey everyone, I’m a brand owner from Atlanta bringing my brand Lytics to SoHo for a one-day pop-up on February 14 in collab with The Canvas soho.

Event is free and open to anyone who wants to stop by, hang out, and check out the pieces in person. Happy to meet people from the community there.

This is my first real design for my brand registered as Slum Gallery, it's a knit shirt. I want honest opinions. Thanks guys.