During my indie days, or rather, I'm still indie, I just want to say 'indie', here okay?
Anyway, This is my early day of my brand story. I was selling clothes at a small market stall in London.
Nowadays, it's a well-known market, but at the beginning, it was like a newly established market, yet many people came to visit the shop on weekends.
There was a new thing called Friday fashion market. To be honest, that market was tough because there were very few people. Looking back, I can admit that I felt very frustrated at the time, especially seeing nearby trader selling printed T-shirts much more successfully than I was. haha.
The price of the T-shirt I had worked so hard on was only £10 more than the price of the ones they were selling.
I knew that printed T-shirts were easy to wear and sell, but I still didn't produce them.
I was so frustrated then, but in hindsight, I realized that I don't think it was a comparison to be made.
That rebellious feeling remains with me to this day. I have produced printed T-shirts before, but in limited quantities. I even have one of printed Tshirt too (this much strict!!I What for? Am I stupid? ) However, I am not able to sell just regular printed T-shirts because I have customised printed T-shirts in the end....I have even customised printed tights and turned them into skirts. Now you can see, ahah This is my style -The punk spirit within me rebels.
This is my honest feeling and thoughts about printed T-shirts. My patients contacts me wanting printed T-shirts. (actually I want one too, but I need to fight to my punk spirit first) I'd love to design some regular printed T-shirts again someday.
Sooooooooo,, This is how defiantly my printed T-shirt collection has turned out this time.
This will be the BLA printed T-shirt. I hope you'll understand the world of my art.
I'll continue to create what I want in my own style.
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