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I’m a black T-shirt, Chucks, and Dickies guy because (a) it’s pragmatic and no-nonsense attire, and (b) it says everything about what’s mattered most to me in my life: California, skateboarding, and punk. When it comes to design, I don’t look high and I don’t look to my side. I prefer to look behind me.
Bobby Hundreds • This Is Not a T-Shirt
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Another is to make them actually look and behave predictively unique. We see this forming online as entrepreneurs like Caroline Corrigan use hashtags not just to promote the store but to decide how it should look so it will be recognizable as something Brooklynites might want to go to.
David A. Banks • The City Authentic: How the Attention Economy Builds Urban America
Strange as it sounds, we didn’t have a logo for the first three years of the brand. There were variations of “The Hundreds” written out in different fonts and hand styles, but we didn’t lock in a visual identity. I just wasn’t ready to commit; I needed time to get to know The Hundreds. You don’t tattoo a toddler.
Bobby Hundreds • This Is Not a T-Shirt
“I help entrepreneurs fund their dreams.”
Eric Bandholz • The Right Answer to 'What Do You Do?'
he had found more money than ever. He also had a new mentor—someone whose vision exceeded his.
Reeves Wiedeman • Billion Dollar Loser: The Epic Rise and Spectacular Fall of Adam Neumann and WeWork
