Well, you came looking and found us. Luckily, our goal is to deliver—so here’s our story.

Back in high school, I wasn’t especially focused on building skills or figuring out what I wanted from a future career. Most of my time went into gaming, drawing, sketching, and generally running around like a goblin.

But the more time I spent online, the more I noticed how much a person’s environment can shape their future. When people are not encouraged, supported, or given room to develop their skills, it can be easy to settle for a life that does not feel like their own.

I knew that wasn’t the path I wanted to take. I wanted to build something for myself—something that could eventually help me support the people around me and contribute to the communities I would be part of in the future.

So I started working on a brand and developing my design skills at school. Some people thought I looked like a stereotypical wannabe business owner; others told me I was going to make it. Both opinions got in my head, and for a while, they tore at my confidence, motivation, and passion.

Until a close friend got involved and helped me see the project differently.

He backed the idea when my confidence had taken a hit. We started talking more seriously about what the brand could become, combining our ideas and pushing each other to keep improving.

What started as a school project and a rough idea in my head became something we both wanted to build properly: ThreadMyLine.

 - The Owners of Your Favorite Apparel Brand