Yo yo! After some deep thought, lots of references, & a genuine taste for designing, it looks like I’ve completed the “sloppy copy” of my first drops pieces! I don’t know if I explained this before but the name of the drop is called “Winters Arc”, but we’ll get deeper into that later. MY favorite piece is..idk they all look good asf tbh. But i really like the sweatsuit, & the polo. Keep in mind 2 pieces look like the “odd ball out” which are the beanie & the Polo” simply because the mockups have real clothing rather than the drawings i did for the other two. Everything will be congruent once i get the samples! Plan is to get these Mockups done on professional softwares. Right now I’m learning how to use Procreate, in the mean time I’ll send em off to the professionals. But take a look, let me know how/IF you guys like the pieces, your favorites, things you’d add or even change. And if you have any tips for the TEXTURES of the actual gear itself for the designs please drop those! That’s something I’m still trying to learn, i know those go hand & hand! Happy creating peeps!

How's your businesses going, how are the ideas, spill the tea let me know where you're at and how you've been progressing im curious af ik we all working.

Hey guys! My names Ryan Bishop, I live in Sonoma County, California. My brand is AETERNA, latin for ‘eternal’. My goal with my brand is to make cinematic short films that help people have a more eternal outlook on life. Our target garments are high end casual wear that lasts. I’ve been in the clothing game now for about a year. Most of the year was spent dropshipping low quality garbage. This year will be my First time ever doing bulk orders and shipping it out myself. Excited to learn and excited to create some new connections!

Is it too late in the season to release a double layer tshirt?

Hello everyone! I'm Robert, born in Denmark with Croatian parents, and currently living in Copenhagen, Denmark. I'm in the startup phase of launching my clothing brand. I began in July, taking on everything myself—from designing the logo and managing social media to crafting the origin story, analyzing the market, and more. My clothing line focuses on activewear, inspired by the booming active lifestyle trend in Copenhagen, including run clubs and sauna sessions. I've chosen to create a niche and call my clothing "mindful wear," aligning with the growing Danish interest in mindfulness and well-being. I’m planning to launch in May 2025 and am currently waiting for samples of a recycled polyester tee from Portugal, which I hope will be produced by my (fingers crossed!) future manufacturer. The brand is called Suntse, which means "sun" in Croatian. Next up for me is testing the samples and creating a social media video to boost exposure. A cut out from my origin story for you who would love to know more : In the heart of the Dalmatian coast, where the sun kisses the sea and time moves to the rhythm of the waves, the idea of Suntse- [ˈsuːnt͡se] was born. “Sunce,” meaning ‘sun’ in Croatian, is more than just a name; it’s a tribute to the warmth, energy, and boundless beauty of the Adriatic sun, under which generations have thrived, creating a lifestyle that celebrates simplicity, sustainability, and in harmony with nature. At Sunce, we’re inspired by this heritage. Our clothing is honoring the mindful and sustainable way of living Each piece in our collection is designed with an eye for detail, comfort and functionality. Drawing parallels from the childhood memories of being in the sun on the family vacations surrounded by loved ones, suntse seeks to reignite that connection with the sun's first rays on our skin- a tradition observed throughout generations. But Suntse is not just about looking good; it’s about feeling good and doing good. Website : Suntse.dk