When the economy crashed in 2008, Liz and Dave were living in Guatemala with newborn twins, working in Liz’s family’s apparel factory. Within months, the factory lost decades-long contracts, was reduced from 1,500 operators to just 20, and at one point, was even robbed of every machine. Most people would have walked away—but they didn’t.
In this episode, Liz and Dave, founders of Albion Fit, share how they stayed when it made more sense to leave. They talk about the heartbreak of watching a business unravel, the power of loyalty, and the creativity that emerges when you're backed into a corner. With no money and no guarantees, they pivoted to something entirely new: full-package manufacturing and, eventually, their own brand.
From the early days of watercolor prints and one-piece swimsuits to the philosophy that guides Albion today, this conversation is a story of resilience, optimism, and choosing people over profit. It's not just about starting a business—it's about rebuilding a life and staying true to your why.
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