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Building a Socially Conscious Clothing Brand with Connor Curran, Chief Laundry Folder & Founder at Local Laundry
In this episode, we're joined by Connor Curran, Chief Laundry Folder and Founder at Local Laundry. Inspired by his parents, Connor wanted to become an entrepreneur and find a way to connect with the community, bring people together, and make their lives a little bit better.
He shifted his attention towards clothing, as he believes the way we dress and present ourselves to the world sends messages about who we are and what we believe in. So he started an online t-shirt company called Local Laundry.
Since anyone can start a t-shirt company, the main factor is to differentiate yourself. Local Laundry focuses on giving back to the community, bringing people together, building a community around a brand, and celebrating everyone in that community.
Furthermore, Local Laundry switched all of its manufacturing to Canadian-made products. People are willing to pay slightly more as all the profit goes back to the Canadian community.
Connor also describes how the pandemic offered them the opportunity to switch their business focus from retail to custom garments and details the benefits of this move.
Learn more about Connor and Local Laundry:
Other Resources:
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He shifted his attention towards clothing, as he believes the way we dress and present ourselves to the world sends messages about who we are and what we believe in. So he started an online t-shirt company called Local Laundry.
Since anyone can start a t-shirt company, the main factor is to differentiate yourself. Local Laundry focuses on giving back to the community, bringing people together, building a community around a brand, and celebrating everyone in that community.
Furthermore, Local Laundry switched all of its manufacturing to Canadian-made products. People are willing to pay slightly more as all the profit goes back to the Canadian community.
Connor also describes how the pandemic offered them the opportunity to switch their business focus from retail to custom garments and details the benefits of this move.
Learn more about Connor and Local Laundry:
- Connor’s LinkedIn
- Connor’s Twitter
- Connor’s Instagram
Other Resources:
- Local Laundry LinkedIn
- Local Laundry Website
- Local Laundry Twitter
- Local Laundry Facebook
- Local Laundry Instagram
Automate your inventory operations with Fiddle:
- Learn more about Fiddle
- Get a free 14-day trial
- Schedule a demo
- Get The Ultimate Inventory Management Guide For Growing CPG Brands
- Get The Ultimate Supplier & Co-Packer List
If you enjoyed this episode then please either:
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In this episode, we're joined by Connor Curran, Chief Laundry Folder and Founder at Local Laundry. Inspired by his parents, Connor wanted to become an entrepreneur and find a way to connect with the community, bring people together, and make their lives a little bit better.
He shifted his attention towards clothing, as he believes the way we dress and present ourselves to the world sends messages about who we are and what we believe in. So he started an online t-shirt company called Local Laundry.
Since anyone can start a t-shirt company, the main factor is to differentiate yourself. Local Laundry focuses on giving back to the community, bringing people together, building a community around a brand, and celebrating everyone in that community.
Furthermore, Local Laundry switched all of its manufacturing to Canadian-made products. People are willing to pay slightly more as all the profit goes back to the Canadian community.
Connor also describes how the pandemic offered them the opportunity to switch their business focus from retail to custom garments and details the benefits of this move.
Learn more about Connor and Local Laundry:
Other Resources:
Automate your inventory operations with Fiddle:
If you enjoyed this episode then please either:
He shifted his attention towards clothing, as he believes the way we dress and present ourselves to the world sends messages about who we are and what we believe in. So he started an online t-shirt company called Local Laundry.
Since anyone can start a t-shirt company, the main factor is to differentiate yourself. Local Laundry focuses on giving back to the community, bringing people together, building a community around a brand, and celebrating everyone in that community.
Furthermore, Local Laundry switched all of its manufacturing to Canadian-made products. People are willing to pay slightly more as all the profit goes back to the Canadian community.
Connor also describes how the pandemic offered them the opportunity to switch their business focus from retail to custom garments and details the benefits of this move.
Learn more about Connor and Local Laundry:
- Connor’s LinkedIn
- Connor’s Twitter
- Connor’s Instagram
Other Resources:
- Local Laundry LinkedIn
- Local Laundry Website
- Local Laundry Twitter
- Local Laundry Facebook
- Local Laundry Instagram
Automate your inventory operations with Fiddle:
- Learn more about Fiddle
- Get a free 14-day trial
- Schedule a demo
- Get The Ultimate Inventory Management Guide For Growing CPG Brands
- Get The Ultimate Supplier & Co-Packer List
If you enjoyed this episode then please either:
- Subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts
- Follow on Spotify
- Physical Product Movement RSS