How To Market Your Street Fashion Brand | Pt. 8 

Lmao good luck

Hello

Good luck fam ❗️

Lmaoo heyy

Maybe that's why you're here?

nah, im not that stylish but my set is pretty decent, maybe our "stylish" are different tho

Did you end up using Prinful?

Seems like a good idea. Maybe we'll develop one

@@THECASUALco The brand is called On Black or Inferior (the reverse of Supreme) or even Fun Tekashi

I think that should be covered in the "Future proofing" episode.

Sharpie 616 of course! There’s always someone

dig

maybe scarlxrd. he's kinda tech

Another 17 year old here! Lol

haha 30 000 a month

More like 0-100K

@@THECASUALco Late respons but thanks

This has been explained several times and it's almost unbelievable how some people question the validity because I don't have some famous brand that you know of. But the real question is why would I tell you something I don't know about? And why do you question my integrity in the matter? What triggered you to believe I don't know what I'm talking about? It seems very peculiar that given the facts but here I go having to prove myself again. My first job out of college was creative marketing, mostly for lifestyle brands and fashion labels. From there I became part of several design teams that built there own brands. I developed a line for Los Angeles based company sbe, designed the tech packs for Fred Segal Jeans Japan, developed my own line (that I shuttered because consulting was far more lucrative), created marketing initiatives for brands in Japan that give more exposure to brands like Broke City Gold and Cote Mer. And throughout all that time I created a business in Japan that deals with consulting for fashion labels. The real travesty here is that marketing is nearly universal across the board. Anybody with a knowledge of it knows that no matter if it's a clothing line or not the same rules apply. I happen to work in fashion as an unseen actor. And as an unseen actor my validity is questioned the minute you see me, on the screen, talking about something I spent nearly 10 years of my life studying, becoming a part of, and implementing in my own business. And yet you immediately retreated to me not having a brand when I, to this day, help build brands from the ground up. It's the very reason I got a chance to live in Japan! But hey, it's the internet and I could be lying about the whole thing and going out of my way to give you false information. Seems pointless and time consuming no? -Reggie

Ah, I never knew that. I just assumed RU-vid was your full-time gig. Didn't know you actually worked in the fashion industry. 99.9% of 'Fashion RU-vidrs' have never worked in the fashion industry so I assumed wrongly about you. My bad

THE CASUAL (gif of those black kids at the park reacting to their one buddy and everyone loses their minds)

Chris Chris i own a brand and his videos are suuper informative. i always learn something i didn’t know from his videos.

POLY5000 POLY? I didn’t know you watched this

In order to make it better we need to know why it's unhelpful. Giving us social media lingo like "dislike" doesn't help us get better. Others found it helpful so help us make it better.

@@THECASUALco for me personally the problem is creating content for your social media in order to do marketting because i am on a limited budget, you didnt explain any of that. Guerilla marketting was not clear you didnt give any clear and good example. For me personally this video wasnt helpful at all, this was the most important episode of the whole series and you didnt even scratch the surface. Half of the people who liked this video are not even asking the real question