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How To Start A Clothing Brand: A Step-By-Step Guide

How To Start A Clothing Brand: A Step-By-Step Guide

It is a familiar scenario – you’ve got the idea and the drive, but knowing how to start a clothing brand is much different from simply wanting one (and the initial ideas are the ones that often trip people up!). Pick the wrong business model, or trust the wrong manufacturer, and you’ll be cleaning up a mess for months! In this guide, I will walk you through the process step by step, starting with the basics and ending with your first collection on the shelf. No fluff, just useful tips that will help you get there. View Post

The Modern Gentleman’s Guide To Clean Digital Style

The Modern Gentleman’s Guide To Clean Digital Style

A well-dressed man fully understands that style isn’t just about the clothes he wears, it’s about presentation, clarity and confidence. This philosophy also applies to the digital spaces we use every day. Just as a chaotic outfit can ruin a polished appearance, cluttered web pages can overwhelm an otherwise smooth browsing experience. In my latest lifestyle article, I will share how to keep your browser free of pop-ups, trackers and annoying ads, which is an integral part of modern digital style. View Post

Take Control Of Your Finances To Transition From Your 9-5 To Your Fashion Business Full Time

Take Control Of Your Finances To Transition From Your 9-5 To Your Fashion Business Full Time

The regular 9-5 daily struggle can eventually grind down even the most optimistic modern man. For many people, running their own business in the fashion sector is a dream (imagining style lovers rocking your latest collection!) that can be difficult to transform into a reality. In my latest article, I will share top tips to point you in the right direction and help transform that start-up into a fully fledged reality. View Post

Modern Masculinity And The Return Of Thoughtful Personal Style

Modern Masculinity And The Return Of Thoughtful Personal Style

Long before the 19th century, many men took great pride in their appearance and, in many cases, chose to wear clothing as elaborate and refined as women’s. Then, after World War II, there was a dramatic decline in tailored formalwear, replaced by comfort and practicality. This resulted in many men unable to embrace their personal style in the decades that followed, often afraid of appearing unmanly or even superficial to others. View Post