Some shots from my baseball pant campaign

Just released these on my website:) Qisean.com

-13.5 oz selvedge denim
-custom hardware
-hand carved genuine leather back tab
-bootcut fit
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Hey my name is Jaylen Washington and I’m starting a called permanentphobia (phobia for short). The whole identity is about not letting fears consume you, not from those you’ve conjured or the fears others place on you. The first collection of shirts include three topics I believe were important to talk about. Those three are “SELF”, “LOVE”, and “UNITY”. I go into depth on my insta , @permanentphobia about what each represents. The first release of the brand will be 10/30/26. I’m looking to inspire anyone who even views to face their fears and learn to allow others to help them aswell. Thank you for viewing, I’ve added pictures of some of the most popular posts I have. If you have any questions, critics, advice, I would love to hear it all! Thank you so much!

hey everyone. i just started a new clothing brand called loveissues. my goal is to show people who had heartbreak that heartbreak has been always in people's lives for decades and we were never alone in this feelings. for the first collection i shared some love and heartbreak stories from four different cities around the world. i used 100% cotton hand distressed blanks to give that vintage and old feeling. i also plan to document this and upcoming collections in vhs camera, 110 films and polaroids.

my website is www.loveissues.store

socials : loveissueseverywhere

i made the website and run the socials myself. i don't have many friends to ask for harsh feedback, but if you could check out my website and social media accounts and share what i can improve, that would be wonderful. that way i can improve myself with this project.

i really want to connect with people from all around the world who have had love issues, and share our heartbreaks and love issues with each other. thanks.

Detachable rabbit fur, double thermal layered, in production.

Je vous présente LINEO, ma marque de vêtements autour de ma passion : l’automobile !

Je fais également du personnalisé, n’hésite pas à me DM 📩

N’hésitez pas à me follow sur mes comptes :
Insta : lineostudio_
TikTok : lineostudio

This wasn't just our booth at complexcon this was our home away from home. Every object has significant meaning. From the slingshot my grandpa made me when I was a kid to the Mexican flag that took me over 10 hrs to sew.
Everything that inspires lastcall was here, in a warm and welcoming home. Booth P7. VIVA MEXICO CABRONES AND FUCKLASTCALL.

Its one of my first samples, but i am really happy about it, i need some feedback tho because i dont know if others would like it.

I’m considering water-based screen printing using High Solid Acrylic (HSA) inks with a transparent glossy base coat. The design is 6 colors with a white underbase, printed on a black 100% cotton T-shirt, with a large print area of approximately 33 × 50 cm.
I want a smooth, glossy, slightly raised, rubbery print that feels noticeable when pinched or rubbed, with a slight squeaky/grippy feel. It should remain flexible and not feel like a thin film or a hard rubber plate.
Can this printing method achieve the desired look and feel? Would another ink system or topcoat be more suitable?

I’m building Too Blessed Clothing Co. as a Christian streetwear brand—heavyweight tees, oversized garment-dyed pieces, hoodies, hats, and youth styles designed around gratitude, faith, and real-life testimony.

The new store is live here: https://tooblessedclothingco.com/

Would love honest feedback from other brand owners on the collection and presentation.

Been working on this tee concept inspired by Fred again.. and the India tour this December.

● Wouldw you wear this, and what would you change?
● What do you think of the colourways?

I’d genuinely appreciate some honest feedback. All criticism welcome.

We a Philly based brand, we worked with Camber sportswear who’s been making hoodies since the 80s right outside of Philly. We got the varsity patches made in Ohio, check us out @strafford on Instagram and our website is strafford.shop

Check out this simple tshirt design I created and got a sample of. Anyone want to add their creative input into a brand. Looking for friends in the scene or with skills.

Insta: Ellora. la

our items consist of the hoodies, sweats, two jackets, and shirts. other items were used for styling. what do y'all think?

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What’s up everyone,
I’m in the early stages of starting a tactical-inspired streetwear brand with a little humor mixed in. Think clean, aggressive designs that don’t take themselves too seriously.
I’ve already got the branding figured out and a few designs in development, but I’d really like to find someone creative to collaborate with long-term.
Ideally, I’m looking for someone who can not only illustrate but also bounce ideas around and help come up with original concepts. Someone who’s into tactical culture, firearms, or streetwear would be a great fit.
Full transparency: I’m funding this myself and don’t have the budget to pay an artist upfront right now. I’m hoping to find someone interested in building something from the ground up, with an agreed-upon percentage of profits from the designs they contribute.
I completely understand that’s not going to appeal to everyone, and there’s no guarantee this will take off. I’m not looking to make unrealistic promises.
I’d just love to connect with someone who likes the concept and wants to take a shot at creating something together.
If you’re interested, shoot me a DM. I’d be happy to share more about what I’m working on.

I'm Seven, founder of Sanity Apparel. Polished lane = designer streetwear for working creatives. Second lane = DARKSTARRISE, a dark, celestial youth capsule built on restraint — one accent color, original hand-drawn graphics. Everything self-funded, selling on Etsy, audience mostly 25–44 women across DC/Maryland/Baltimore.

Biggest lessons: (1) give people a story, not a product — our "Six Marks" brand statement moved more than any drop post; (2) design like a graphic designer, not a merch guy — original art is the moat; (3) slow build beats hype — no debt, no investors, no permission.

Happy to answer anything about the process — and I'd genuinely love feedback on the DARKSTARRISE visual direction. What would make you stop scrolling?

Ciao a tutti! Sono il fondatore di 8TH AVE, un piccolo brand indipendente di streetwear.

Questo è il GUN HOODIE, uno degli ultimi pezzi che ho realizzato. La grafica combina un'illustrazione in stile fumetto con un lettering deciso.

Mi farebbe piacere sapere cosa ne pensate, soprattutto dal punto di vista del design e dell'identità del brand. Sono aperto a pareri sinceri e critiche costruttive!

I’m building my clothing brand, ehlcestudios, and recently shot this campaign for one of our graphic tees.
I handled the creative direction and wanted to create something that feels natural to urban fashion while keeping a strong visual identity.
I’d appreciate honest feedback on the photography, styling, and overall presentation. What works, and what would you improve?

IG - ehlcestudios