We put capital, our own production and hands-on execution behind brands that have already proved something. With or without taking equity.
They die from half the season sitting in a warehouse. From a factory that went quiet in week six. From a hero product that landed after the drop. From growth they couldn't fund.
Every unit has to be bought, paid for and shipped months before the money comes back. Growth eats cash faster than it makes it.
Minimums, lead times, fabric, fit and quality. One wrong supplier costs a season — and the customers you spent a year earning.
Brilliant product, brilliant content — and no one running the numbers, the buying plan or the operations behind it.
We put in the capital, we make the product, and we run the go-to-market — then tailor the whole thing to the brand in front of us.
Advice is easy to sell and easy to ignore. We'd rather carry part of the risk and do the work.
It starts as a feeling and a gap in the market. A fit, a weight, a colour that doesn't exist yet — or one that exists badly.
We turn it into a drawing. Silhouette, proportions, construction — decided on paper before anyone spends a krone on fabric.
Then into a spec a factory can't misread. Measurements, grading, fabric weight, trims and tolerances — this is where margin is won.
Then into a garment on a shelf. Made in our production, funded by us, and sold with a marketing engine we run alongside you.
Our own production and a supplier network built over years. The engine of the whole thing.
Funding for stock and launches — money that goes into units, not into slides.
The right quantities, in the right sizes, at the right time. Where margins are won or lost.
Sketch to tech pack to fit-approved sample, engineered for cost and for wear.
Finance, operations and the boring systems that turn a brand into a business.
Paid, organic, retention and creative — run by our people, not briefed out.
Production is where most of the brands we meet are actually stuck — and it's the part we own end to end.
Cash locked in a warehouse — and a discount that teaches your customers to wait for the sale.
Fewer units, more margin, and the winner restocked while people still want it.

A brand is a promise.
A garment is whether you kept it.
You don't need another pitch coach. You need the money to buy the units — and someone with an opinion on which units to buy.
The plan is the easy half. We stay for the part where someone has to build the campaign, shoot the product and read the numbers on Monday.
Real sales, repeat customers and a product people ask for again. Traction beats a deck.
You want a partner for the next chapter, not a buyer for the last one.
A product that can carry a real business once it's bought and made properly.
Cash, production or reach. If you can name it, we can usually move it.
You keep 100% of your brand. We make your product properly, on time, at a price you pay in full.
We take a stake. You get production at partner pricing — plus the business side you've been doing badly at midnight.
Every deal is tailored. Stake, pricing and scope are set per brand — we'd rather fit the deal to the business than the other way round.
Numbers, stock, suppliers and channels on the table. You get an honest answer — including no.
Margin, pricing, supplier terms and a buying plan the cash can actually carry.
Samples approved, production booked, capital deployed against the plan instead of the mood.
Creative, paid and retention live. Spend goes up only when the unit economics say it can.

Lives in the ad account and the numbers behind it. Builds demand you can afford.

Fabric, factories, minimums and quality. Turns a drawing into a garment that ships.

Structure, capital and the deal. The one who says no when the maths doesn't work.

Send us your numbers and your last two seasons. Within two weeks you'll know whether we can move them — and exactly how we'd do it.