kidplastik

I randomly came across this post a it made me laugh a little. Bleeding Star is owned by my little brother. The company was started a few years ago in my parents basement. At the time he was 17-18 years old and he really had no expectations as to how big it would get. He simply wanted to made some cool t-shirt designs, and whatever came from it came from it.

3+ years later the kid is 21 years old making 100,000+ a year, and he is one of the most down to earth kids I know. I don't even wear his clothing, it's not really my style, but he doesn't design his clothing according to trends, or what pretentious assholes like you are concerned about. Sure, it's emo, artcore, fashion-core, whatever the fuck you want to label it, rest assured he doesn't give a shit what you think, he's making clothing he likes and that's all he cares about.

I used to enjoy coming to superfure to read about fashion and whatnot, anymore it just makes me sick to hear all you wannabe fashion critics whine about people who you think are "so 3 months ago", and about how "oh, I was was wearing tapered jeans like 2 years before you". Give it up man. It's people like my brother that succeed because they don't listen to people like you. Oh and just so you know, he has a Mohawk too, holy shit, that was SO 2004!!!

Does anyone know any online stores where I can get some cool bandanas, haven't been able to find any good ones.

Thanks for the criticism guys. Even if it's not for the best. At least I know what I need to work on.

Hey everyone. If you like cool design tees check out Sodium Apparel.

http://www.sodiumapparel.com

Let me know what you think of them.

Yes yes, Queen Street has the greatest shops ever. They are expensive, but very cool. The Annex (http://wikitravel.org/en/Toronto/The_Annex) is a cool area of town, old architechture and artsy. Kensington Market is a nice, they have a lot of vintage type shops, if you are lucky and look hard you can find some great stuff there. You will have fun, Toronto is a great city, I love it!