1000 Apparel & Accessories

We had identified that there weren’t any high quality but reasonably priced, interesting children’s T-shirt on the market and that is how the idea of Treefire grew.

I started my business because I loved what I was doing as a hobby.

My original venture of selling a few bracelets at a craft fair has evolved into a skilled product line with a voice.

I wanted to create one of a kind handmade accessories for people who wanted to express their unique style and stand out from the crowd.

At 25 I was able to open a business and make a significant change to the culture of the city.

Blessed Charm evolved after consistently being asked where others could obtain the jewelry I wear. Designing came naturally to me at a young age.

As an avid triathlete and Parsons alumni, I wanted to combine both loves and create a business that gives women more options to feel and look great during training and racing.

I developed my own company GRACESHIP, taking the concept of ” a laptop purse” and turning it into a stylish and functional bag that any business woman would be proud to carry.

I came to the realization that I needed to find a career that was work from home friendly. Owning my own future seemed to be the only garantee I could get.

The Yatra Collection is more than an artistic line of India-inspired apparel and accessories. Yatra is a story.

Your Name: Azin Valy Business Name: Cityzen by Azin, a global fashion and cultural exchange platform Type of Business: Clothing & Accessories/E-Commerce Business Location: New York, New York, United States Website www.cityzenbyazin.com Twitter @CityzenByAzin Facebook www.facebook.com/CityzenByAzin Pinterest http://pinterest.com/azinvaly/ Reason for starting Going into fashion was a childhood desire that was put aside to pursue Architecture. With the … Continued

With my background in wardrobe styling and retail, it was my mission to find a place that provided customers with excellent customer service and an affordable selection of quality, unique clothes.

Before, my partner Chris and I were freelance creatives, struggling with too-few low-paying gigs; after that single day, we knew this was our “big break.”