🧵 Why We Chose to Create a Clothing Brand

I’m not a fashion designer. And neither is Bryan.
But one day, without even knowing it, he started something powerful.

He had drawn a logo and wrote “Bryan’s Company” on a plain white t-shirt.
He was proud. Really proud. And I looked at him thinking, “What if this wasn’t just a drawing? What if this was the start of something real?”

Wearing Ideas Makes Them Real

I saw clothing as a blank canvas.
A way for Bryan to show what he feels.
A way to share what he imagines, what he understands about the world — in his own, unique way.

A t-shirt, a hoodie, a cap… They’re more than just products.
They are tools for self-expression. And Bryan has a lot to express.

Creating to Learn, Creating to Grow

Through this project, Bryan doesn’t “just draw.”
He learns to engage, to plan his ideas, to take responsibility.
He discovers what it means to build something from scratch.
And above all, he feels that his effort matters.

It’s a subtle kind of learning, but a powerful one.
And for a child like him, it builds real self-confidence.

A Brand with a Message

This isn’t an ordinary brand.
When someone wears a Bryan creation, they’re wearing a message:

💬 “I believe in difference.”
💬 “I support inclusion.”
💬 “I value unique minds.”

That’s the true purpose of all this.
Not just to “sell,” but to inspire.

The Start of a Beautiful Journey

Today, Bryan’s Company is just beginning.
But every time a drawing becomes a product, every time someone talks about it, every time even one person sees autism differently… I know we’re on the right path.

Thank you for walking it with us.

— Luis, Bryan’s dad