If you are in fashion or love fashion I want to meet you, here.

co-founder, terminally onchain family-man, building products on frontier solutions w frontier people.
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lesgreys.com

I'm into minimalism, fabrics (mainly merino/wool) and curious about direct to consumer brands/businesses

Also EU based so a lot of US stuff just isn't a thing here

I don't want to sound disrespectful, but most of the US just doesn't care about fashion, and this dictates just different retail needs.

There's also just little fabrics innovation/tradition in US manufacturing. Last time I checked most of the Outlier stuff is still sewn (Portugal) and twilled (Italy/Swiss) in Europe.

Another thing to mention is that there's a bunch of indie brands, that still work with old factories and innovate with cuts and style. Plus there's just the good old _I'm too poor to buy cheap clothes_ which a lot of folks (not just US) don't get, but that's more of an education issue.

What do you think is the biggest (or multiple) fashion consumer difference in EU vs US, or elsewhere?