Born in U.S., he co-founded Quince to make luxury quality fashion and home goods affordable for all. Driven by the belief that "quality shouldn't be a luxury", he built it to cut out middlemen to reduce waste and costs.
The founder wanted to escape the monotony of factory life and create products that embody fresh, natural style. He offered comfortable, affordable swimwear for everyday men.
Felder wanted to solve two problems: menswear that was versatile, comfortable, and affordable, and social impact through ethical manufacturing and giving back.
Born in Montreal, Canada, Dov founded Los Angeles Apparel after his departure from American Apparel. Known for championing U.S. based manufacturing and fair wages, he built the brand with a focus on vertical integration, ethical labor and basics made in downtown LA, reviving his vision for sweatshop-free fashion.
The founders wanted to create clothing that reflected their passions — surfing, fly fishing, and outdoor adventure. They created a brand that felt like a brotherhood, rooted in authenticity and camaraderie.
The founder wanted to solve a gap in men's retail — stores existed, but none combined curated gear, storytelling, and inspiration. His idea was to create a members-only online store that felt like a magazine, offering adventure-ready apparel, gear, and lifestyle content.
