Bobiam Artistic Streetwear (Clothing)

[JpSmOoV]

I have been with a Bobiam for about a month doing my internship. In just the last month it has been great to see how fast our company is progressing with new designs and gaining retailers. ~25 locations in the twin cities.

Our office is currently based in Wayzata but will be moving to Uptown next month. Bobiam will be opening a retail store on the corner of Lagoon and Hennepin in Uptown Minneapolis.

We are unique in that we feature youth artists only, as young as 5yrs old for our designs. We aim to give back to kids through charities and causes that use creative ideas to help kids become the best version of themselves. A portion of our sales goes to a local charity called Free Arts Minnesota as well as the youth artist.

Feel free to check us out, stop at our artist booth during the uptown art fair or come into our new retail location.

http://www.bobiam.com/


Also, I do sales so if anyone is interested I can be contacted on here through PM.

-Josh

[JpSmOoV]

I am curious to hear what you guys think.

[MisdemeanorMatt]

I shop for shirts like I shop for underwear, cheap and comfortable.

[Sven7]

Not my style but I think they look pretty cool. Good to hear the story behind it too!

[veedubmechanic]

still dont see why people spend $34 on tshirts that last a year or so then get holes in them.

I like the idea though and with marketing to the specific crowd, it should be successful!

[euro]

i really like that "overgrowth" shirt but as fast as my job and hobbies destroy t shirts i couldn't see spending $45 for it

[mattdesmond]

So do you pay the 5 year olds for their designs?

[JpSmOoV]

So do you pay the 5 year olds for their designs?

Yes we do.

[veedubmechanic]

So do you pay the 5 year olds for their designs?

or is it a "charitable contribution" to their church or school..

[JpSmOoV]

or is it a "charitable contribution" to their church or school..

We give them the money. The artists get paid. The charitable donation is separate.

"Straight cash homie" -Randy Moss

[Champ]

My favorite T-shirts are the free ones.

I like the concept but I wouldn't ever spend that much on a t-shirt. The fact that some people are, no wonder your business is growing - talk about large profit margins!

[JpSmOoV]

My favorite T-shirts are the free ones.

I like the concept but I wouldn't ever spend that much on a t-shirt. The fact that some people are, no wonder your business is growing - talk about large profit margins!

I'm not going to specify prices, but it's not as much as one would think. It can get costly after donations and quality materials.

I appreciate all of the comments.

[JpSmOoV]

http://blogs.mspmag.com/styleparlor/...ic-streetwear/


Here is an article about the company.

[March Hare 8498]

That is pretty cool. Like the designs. Will PM when I has moneys.

[JpSmOoV]

That is pretty cool. Like the designs. Will PM when I has moneys.

Great. We should be getting some new designs out pretty soon. Thanks for the support.