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THE
PIONEERS
AND
CULTIVATORS
OF STREETWEAR
FASHION
THE
PIONEERS
AND
CULTIVATORS
OF STREETWEAR
FASHION

THE CULTIVATORS

CHAPTERS

Learn from the pioneers of streetwear fashion. Watch as they mentor up-and-coming designers, sharing insider insights, industry relationships, and resources through each respective chapter. Discover how to build your clothing line into a brand by observing legendary icons in action. These courses will give you the specific tools you’re interested in to turn your creative idea into a successful business.

CHAPTERS OVERVIEW

  • Developing a clothing business
  • Design and Product Development
  • Sourcing and Sales (e-commerce and retail)
  • Marketing and Brand Development

100% Online

Self Paced

7 Modules

CHAPTERS

1

Brand Development

One of the essential steps to starting a streetwear company is market research. You have to define and then target the customer you want to sell to.

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2

Intro to Trademarking

Having a sense of ownership for the name of your company is the key ingredient to branding. Why put in all of the efforts to building a company if you don’t own the name of the company?

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3

Product Development

We start to develop a visual image for your line by pulling tear sheets (photos of products in the marketplace that reflect the mental image of your line) to work on a mood board.

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4

Tech Packing

Tech packing applies when only making cut & sew items. This is the process of making your merchandise from scratch. This art is the main part when you design your line.

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5

Marketing Research

As discussed in the product development module marketing is key for your line. Its importance lies in understanding your customer and reaching them.

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6

Sales

This is where the rubber meets the road. Sales will determine if you got the first five steps correct. Your product is well received by retailers and consumers.

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7

Tradeshow

This is the last area covered by mostly all big streetwear companies. We should mention that wholesaling your clothing line has two phases.

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SUBJECT MATTER EXPERTS

Photo of James Costa of The Cultivators
James Costa
Director of Solutions Engineering - Backbone | NFT | Blockchain
Photo of Lando Felix of The Cultivators
Rolando Felix
Founder of Mecca USA and Enyce Clothing Co.
Phot of Marc Esannason, Founder + Creative Director for Globol Spin Inc. and Making A Brand Co.
Marc Esannason
Founder + Creative Director | Globol Spin Inc. | Making A Brand Co.
Photo of Jacqui Booker
Jacqui Booker
VP Of Sales Sean John | Enyce | Parish-Nation | Starter
Fashion and denim designer Maurice Malone wearing a Detroit Tigers hat.
Maurice Malone
Founder of Maurice Malone
Photo of Tony Shellman wearing glasses
Tony Shellman
Founder of Mecca USA and Enyce Clothing Co. and VP of Marketing G3
Photo of Chaka Wilson in a suit with glasses
Chaka Wilson
Founder of Hagou Co. | VP of marketing for Enyce Clothing Co.
Photo of Lynda Harrison Schienberg
Lynda-Harrison Schienberg
Tradeshow Director - Miami | Las Vegas | New York
Photo of Peter Paul from The Cultivators
Peter Paul Scott
Founder of Trend Factory NYC | Brand Director of The Baptist Collection

Mentees Success

Mentee Sam Fish started his project with the name LEAVE. After mentoring Sam through the Cultivators curriculum, Sam took Roland Felix’s, a mentor, advice and named his project EXIT INTERVIEW. Sam also obtained the knowledge on how to develop his line using PLM software supported by Backbone PLM.
Photo of Giovanna Santiago and her line Salut
Salut by Giovanna Santiago was a project that was selected by the mentors due to her project having a non-traditional approach to streetwear. The mentors took her project from “concept to closet” with the advice of our cultivating fashion expert Peter Paul Scott.
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