Treal'one's Blog – December 2009 Archive (4)

Continuation from part 2



Now no one works for free, and people offer services or products for a fee so a profit can be made. Now get your pencils and pads ready, shipping cost, tariffs, insurance, plus deadlines must be met, so what would you charge per item? Did you have the clientele that would support your movement?, Were you local? Did only your friends and family know about you? How are you going to get your product off? Did you hire a representative to showcase your line at… Continue

Now within that same line you have 5 guy jeenz, 2 shirts, 1 jacket, 1 hoodie, and a muscle shirt lets say for now. For every design, you would have to get 1000 pieces produced for each design , so we have a total of 20 designs times 1000 pieces, which by the way would vary price depending on where you got them produced. Lets just say you got them produced, that would be 20, 000 pieces all varying in production cost. The items with the least amount of detail would be cheapest and the items with… Continue

Here we go again ladies and gents. For years now i have been getting approached with this question " How much will it cost to design me something" at one point over five years ago, i almost undersold myself, because i was new in the fashion game ( still wet behind the ears ha ha.) but i was waylaid before i could begin production, for some reason i am glad i had that interference happen or This True Fashion Culprit movement would not exist today, but that's another topic in itself that will go… Continue

My unique style of fashion is based on futuristic thinking and is distinct for men and women. The main focus is changing up what you see in fashion today. My definition of fashion is not based on traditional style, so everything I create will be exclusive and eye catching.



All of my designs are carefully selected from a batch of technical drawings that I continue to add to weekly, I add liveliness and fun to my product, because according to traditional thinking at a certain age, you… Continue