Website Overhaul, New Clothes, Etsy, and More

Everything I do has always been about getting closer to changing the things I am passionate about. However, for the longest time, I had no idea where to start. Since graduating from college, it’s been challenging to find places to exercise my new skills, and with the stresses of adulthood and modern America, I rarely have the motivation to work on my own. That was until a few weeks ago. 

Recently, I’ve been busy working on some of my passion projects, and considering how “well” things have gone for me, the motivation has felt really nice. The main project I wanted to finish is the newest Red Zebra Clothing Collection: Hate The Rich. I spent more time on this latest collection than on any of the previous ones, and I think that work paid off. I believe I have created something that deserves to be out there, especially when compared to some of the meaningless products that clothing companies sell nowadays. 

Red Zebra Clothing Hate The Rich T-Shirt

Red Zebra Clothing Hate The Rich T-Shirt

Red Zebra Clothing Hate The Rich Zip-Up Hoodie

I am thrilled to release the Hate The Rich collection, as it represents my best work so far. However, I recently realized that the RZC site isn’t enough to get my new products noticed. I believe I have the ability to use comedy to convey important messages, so I want to use The Hate The Rich collection as my precedent for the future of Red Zebra Clothing. So, in hopes of growing the Red Zebra brand, I also recently created an Etsy store where I will sell my past and future designs. So far, I have yet to get a sale, but I am hoping that the latest line resonates with the audience I am trying to reach.

I came up with the idea for the Hate The Rich collection shortly after the Epstein-Trump cover-up started getting attention, finally. The entire situation with the president has been tough to watch, but even more difficult to do nothing about. Obviously, I don’t actually have any say in the matter, and I can’t get Trump arrested for child trafficking, but I knew I needed to use my talents to say something about it. 

So, I began leaning into my activist side again and have discovered a whole new wave of motivation that has driven me to take action again. Red Zebra Clothing is just the start, however. I will continue working on my brand until I get my voice heard, and subsequently, the voices of everyday people.

I still plan on creating more short films in the future, and in turn, I will be (and have been) writing much more. However, Red Zebra Clothing is my top priority right now, and as I have already promised, I will continue to release new clothes at least once a month. My increased posting and clothing releases are why I have also invested a significant amount of time in overhauling the Red Zebra website. 

Red Zebra Club is more streamlined than ever and has been given a fresh new coat of paint. Updating the website has been a long time coming, as it is something I have neglected for a while. However, this site is my baby, and the thing that will hopefully take me to the top someday, so it deserves more respect. 

There are still many more things I would like to update on the site, but for now, any other suggestions to improve the site are greatly appreciated. I am running and designing this website on my own, which also means that I have consistently had to teach myself new things to get where I am now. As a result, I am also prone to making mistakes and overlooking things, so having different pairs of eyes would be helpful.

Anyways, I am looking forward to creating more things in the future, and am excited to see where the RZC brand takes me.