3 Ways To Ignite Your Style: 7.3.25
Fire up the way you show up. It can be small: A shirt, a sticker, a denim jacket. They’re not just pieces of your wardrobe. They’re ways of saying something without having to say anything at all. Saying everything about you without saying a single word.
Here are three ways to add that little spark to your style. And maybe spark a conversation or two along the way.
1. Add Personality with a Sticker
This one’s not about subtle expression. You can slap this bone-chilling rock gauntlet on your laptop, water bottle, sketchbook, or to cover up some of the battle scars on your guitar. This kiss-cut vinyl sticker raises awareness for your love of music, creativity, or just the phrase “rock on forever.” It’s the perfect way to rep your vibe without wearing a statement tee. But if you want one, keep reading.
2. Wear What You Believe In (Even If It’s Bigfoot)
I Believe in Bigfoot Unisex Tee
We all believe in something. This shirt just makes it fun to say so out loud. It’s playful, comfortable, and unapologetic. And walks that blurry line between humor and sincerity. Which, let’s be honest, is a good place to live. Whether you're a cryptid fan or just want a tee that invites a smile and a peace sign, this one's easy to throw on and walk into the woods in.
3. How About Some Edge with a Classic Layer?
Designed for moms who don’t want to blend in, this denim jacket carries both edge and warmth. It’s hand-drawn, bold but wearable, and makes a strong impression — all without sacrificing comfort or familiarity. This standout denim piece plays well with whatever else is in your closet. And dads, isn’t it time to show your wife she’s a bombshell mom already?
Style Matters
Look, style isn’t about trends. It’s about storytelling. It’s your narrative … in threads. I’m no fashion expert. It’s up to you to shape how you show up in a room, on a Zoom call, or walking through your neighborhood.
And hey, if one of these pieces helps you feel a little more “You” this week, that’s a win in my book. And if someone asks where you got that shirt, sticker or denim jacket, well … even better.
— Firebeard
