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STOP TALKING AND START DOING. YES, I’M TALKING TO YOU!

Yes you want to be an entrepreneur. I get it.
Why else would you be here?

Actually… a lot of you are probably here reading this because you enjoy wasting your time.
Did you know that the average person lives to be just over 78 years old.
When you actually think about it, how much time do you really have to make it?
Maybe you’re wondering why I am asking these questions…

Let me explain…
I have the pleasure of meeting a ton of awesome people. Some of coolest, crazy motivated, enthusiastic people you could ever imagine.
Many of them are CRUSHING their own businesses in providing good services, coaching, consultant services, retail and more! These entrepreneurs are truly enjoying the lifestyle they have allowed themselves to live and it is so much FUN to watch and learn from them.
I get asked a LOT of questions. Many of these questions come from people that WANT to be entrepreneurs. You might have heard the term WANTrepreneur floating around.

My goal RIGHT NOW is to get you from WANTrepreneur to ENTREPRENEUR!
WANTrepreneurs are people that have big DREAMS and GOALS. They have tons of IDEAS and honestly think they are the next BIG thing. The problem is they never ACT. They don’t do anything that takes them from IDEA to EXECUTION.
Some of the reasons are: Time, Money, Legal, Creativity, Technology, Location
This list could continue on forever…

Here is the BIG SECRET that these WANTrepreneurs need to achieve SUCCESS…
You don’t want to miss this one… Are you ready?

If you want to be a successful [REAL] entrepreneur, stop talking about it and start DOING it!
It does not matter what your circumstances are. You can DO SOMETHING. You can do it RIGHT NOW!
In fact, if you stop reading this right now and actually go ACT on something that will move your business or idea forward you are probably more likely to be successful than the person that finishes this article

If you are still reading this… what else do I need to tell you? Here are some places you can start…
Start building a web page. Go to a networking event, have a goal. Create your social media pages. Find ways to market your product or service. Sign up with Konga, Jumia, or some other services so you can start showcasing your products or services and start accepting money online.
Look for suppliers if you are creating a physical product. Figure out how you can do it for cheap or free — THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX!(I think I can do a kickass t-shirt design with that caption) Outline your sales funnel.
Where will your customers come from? How much do you think they are willing to spend? Don’t have a computer? Borrow one, go out, use your smartphone (don’t have a smartphone? Go to computer village and get yourself a used phone or borrow one, ask a friend — you CAN do it!) Don’t have money? You don’t need money.

Think of every way you can to do what you need to do without spending much money. Social Media is free, you can set up Twitter, Facebook page and Instagram accounts for free, you can build a website for free (it might have a “free website” footer… but who cares!).

Don’t Have time? Make time! Outsource basic tasks. Sleep less.
Afraid of getting sued? I’m not a lawyer — but until you are actually worth something… no one is probably going to want to sue you. So don’t let that be your excuse for never starting. Once you end up making so much money you don’t know what to do… go ahead and hire your own law team. I have yet to hear an excuse that can not be overcome [please don’t test me].
Yes — there are going to be challenges. Especially in this our clime where all odds are against you if you’re an entrepreneur. You need to expect those and understand that you are going to learn a TON by taking those challenges and tearing them up!

So… I will leave you with this. An easy 3 step process to making your DREAMS turn into REALITY!

1) Have an idea / dream / business in mind.
2) Think about the first logical step that you can do RIGHT NOW, that will turn your idea into reality.
3) Complete that step… NOW.

Continue repeating steps 2 and 3 until you are a successful ENTREPRENEUR and no longer a WANTrepreneur!
No more excuses. Just results, money, a new lifestyle, happiness, friendships, travel, .. this list could go on forever…

So what are you going to do, RIGHT NOW to make your dream a reality?
STOP TALKING AND START DOING!
No more talking… just ACTION!
You’ve got this!

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B

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B

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SurefireFashion:
A

Destinygrl:
definitely B

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b

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A

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haryormeedeh:
b is way cooler

Thank you all guys! Keep 'em coming.

MzDesire:
B is very nice

Thank you @MzDesire

Perfecttouch:
you already know it is b now,it looks cool and it makes sense,a looks too casual

AYODEJI4LOVE:
I prefer B

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b is nice

Thank you guys

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When it comes to t-shirts and style, opinions often fall into two camps.

There are those men, the vast majority of them, who see tees as a wardrobe staple that is appropriate for nearly every occasion, and can be worn with little to no thought.
Then there are the traditionalists, small in number, but vocal, who feel t-shirts are utterly juvenile and sloppy-looking, and should never be worn outside a gym or away from the beach.
I’d like to suggest a middle path: t-shirts as a classic, versatile piece of clothing appropriate to wear on some occasions, but not others. Allow me also to suggest that even if t-shirts constitute a simple staple of one’s wardrobe, there are ways to wear them better, and worse.
Today we’ll cover the ins and outs of this stylish, common sense approach to the tee, and explore how, when, and where to rock one. Welcome to the best damn guide to men’s t-shirts on the internet.
The History of the T-Shirt

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While t-shirts have a distinctly modern feel, their origins — as an undershirt — go back over a century.

T-shirts get their name from the T-shape formed by their boxy body and attached sleeves. And such T-shaped garments go back centuries; originally made from wool or silk, these sets of underwear often covered the whole body, were designed to absorb perspiration, and served as a barrier between a man’s skin and the more expensive garments he wanted to protect from bodily grime.

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The original “undershirts” were united with bottoms to create a set of one-piece underwear — hence, the “union” suit. When manufacturers began creating separated, two-piece sets, the modern undershirt was born.

During the Industrial Revolution, advancements in weaving and the manufacturing of cotton fabric birthed undergarments that were more breathable and fitted than their often baggy and rough forerunners (though they were far from as soft and cool as tees are today). “T-shirts” during the 19th century commonly took the form of the tops to two-piece union suits men wore under their clothes, which miners and dockworkers took to wearing alone with trousers while they labored.

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Around the turn of the 20th century, the US Navy began issuing undershirts to its sailors, and other branches of the military would follow suit in the decades to come. These undershirts were designed to be worn under one’s uniform, but soldiers, sailors, and Marines, especially those fighting in sweltering topical climates, often removed their uniform top in order to work just in their tees and trousers.

Garments specially designed to be worn as undershirts were also available to the public. Comfortable, inexpensive, and easy to clean, they were adopted by farmers, ranchers, and laborers of all kinds, as well as athletes and sporting enthusiasts. In the 1940s tees-as-outerwear also started to become popular play clothes for young boys, who didn’t have to follow as strict a dress code as older men, and who were notorious for getting dirty.

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WWII lent the undershirt greater acceptance as outerwear, as well as some heroic cachet. Soldiers continued to wear them back at home around the house, and civilians adopted the practice as well. As a 1940s Sears, Roebuck and Co. catalog read, “You needn’t be a soldier to have your own personal t-shirt.”

After WWII, veterans continued to wear their undershirts with trousers while working around the house. Then in the 1950s, films like The Wild Ones, A Streetcar Named Desire, and Rebel Without a Cause, popularized the undershirt as stand-alone outerwear. Marlon Brando and James Dean lent the tee an air of edgy rebelliousness, turning it into an emblem of masculine cool. And as so commonly happens, the middle-class soon co-opted as their own what had formerly been working class wear.

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Worn by brooding movie stars like Brando and Dean, as well as beatnik poets like Jack Kerouac, t-shirts became a symbol of one’s allegiance with the working man, and disdain for authority and mainstream culture.

Advancements in screen-printing in the 1960s birthed a new wave of graphic tees that sported everything from band names to political slogans. T-shirts became one of the great democratizers of American clothing; while the cut, tailoring, and fabric of one’s garments had formerly signaled one’s identity and class, standardized, inexpensive tees became the new vehicles for personal expression.

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Graphic tees go all the way back to the 30s and 40s, as is seen in the 1942 Life photograph on the left. But they really took off in the 60s, along with advances in screen-printing.

And so it was that a piece of clothing you wouldn’t have seen on a single person walking down the street 75 years ago, became the defacto national uniform of the United States.

When to Wear a T-Shirt

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It should not be surprising that a garment that started out as underwear, and a staple for little boys, has retained something of its juvenile feel and reputation as the most casual of casual clothing. It’s for this reason that style purists advocate for tees playing a minimal role in a man’s wardrobe, and like to point out that in many other countries, wearing one by itself will make you look sloppy and underdressed.

Yet, t-shirts also have a rugged, iconoclastic history, and maintain the comfort, accessibility, and practicality that made them so popular in the first place. They may never be wedding or funeral wear, but, especially when worn right, they can be stylish and suitable for more than just going to the beach or the gym.

The trick is simply knowing when donning a t-shirt is both appropriate and well-advised, a determination which can be made by thinking through a few factors:

What’s the dress code? Tees are not appropriate for formal situations all the way down to “Casual Fridays” at work (unless you work in a very casual office). Anything that feels like an “event” is not the place for a t-shirt. They’re best for activities and hang-outs that are loosely organized and laid-back.

How active will you be? Tees were made for labor, sports, and generally getting things done. The more you’ll be moving and sweating, the more appropriate wearing a t-shirt will be.

How old are you? T-shirts are better suited for young men, than those in their post-college years.

What’s your build? Nearly all clothes look better on a fit physique, but this is especially true of t-shirts. If you’re overweight or thin, the tee will either cling to and emphasize your belly, or drape lifelessly over your skinny frame. So too, the contrast between the sleeve and your skin will draw attention to your alternately pudgy or bony arms. Thus thin and overweight men always look better in garments like dress shirts and sports jackets that add some structure to their frame, build out their shoulders, take in their waist, and form a more masculine v-shape. Even casual tops like short-sleeved henleys and polos are more flattering for large men, as they include details around the neckline that draw attention towards the face and away from the belly. These options are just as easy and comfortable as t-shirts, and are nearly always a better choice for most men, even those who are fit and can more readily get away with wearing tees.

Do you want to make a good first impression? Any way you slice it, t-shirts are not the best-looking garment out there, regardless of your body type. So whenever you’re out doing something where you might want to make a good first impression, it’s better to wear something just a little sharper. That means tees are great for hanging out around the house, get-togethers with old friends, and running errands (especially if you’re married; a bachelor never knows if he’ll meet a special lady at the grocery store!), but are less ideal for parties and get-togethers where you’re going to be meeting lots of new people.

How to Choose a T-Shirt

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Things like fit, material, and design can all have a big effect on how a t-shirt looks.

Fit

Fit is the cornerstone of good style. But while we often think of this dimension in regards to garments like the suit and dress shirt, it’s important to get a good fit in your t-shirts, too.

Size/Tightness. A t-shirt should be neither too baggy nor too tight. If it’s too big, it will drape and sag like a pillowcase and be unflattering. Too tight and you’ll look like a stuffed sausage — a look that can read as some combination of narcissistic, flamboyant, and/or douchey. If you’re in shape, and have a good build, you can lean towards tighter over looser. If you’re carrying extra weight, leans towards a looser fit — but don’t go too far, as too much extra fabric will only make you look larger rather than smaller.

Shoulder seams. The seams where the sleeves attach to the body should ideally exactly align with where your shoulder ends rather than lower on your arm or towards your neck.

Sleeves. A tee’s sleeves should hit about halfway up your upper arm. Sleeves that extend a little farther down can look proportional if you’re very tall.

Length. The bottom hem of tee should hit no higher than your hips, at least cover your waistband, and ideally extend a few inches below it. Any shorter and you’re heading into midriff terriotry, and run the risk of showing your back/butt crack/belly when you bend over. Longer than that and the shirt starts trending into a nightgown.

Shape. Avoid boxy tees that wear like a sandwich board with sleeves. You want the tee to be cut so it follows the shape of your body a little.

A well-fitting tee that hits all these metrics can be hard to find but is worth looking for. And while it may mean $25 instead of that $5 touristy tee, you’ll notice the difference and won’t go back.

Collar/Neckline

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T-shirts come with two main types of necklines: the crew and the v-neck. Each works best according to the look one is going for, as well as the proportions of your face and body.

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The crew collar. This is the most classic option, and offers a timeless look. It best suits men who have a slight build and frame, as the collar draws the viewer’s eye out, broadening the neckline and creating the appearance of squarer shoulders. The crew collar is also a good choice for men with longer necks and narrower faces, as it balances and adds proportion to these features.

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The v-neck. A v-neck has a slightly less formal feel than the crew collar, and adds a little more visual interest and style to the standard tee. It’s well-suited for the shorter man, as it makes one appear less boxy and adds a bit of height to the appearance. It complements men with rounder and/or wider faces as well. I would not recommend a v-neck for those larger in size, however, as the v tends to draw the eye down to the belly.

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Showing a little chest hair is okay when you wear a v-neck, but avoid too deep of a v; the point of the v should hit no more than about 3 inches from the collarbone line. Leave the plunging necklines to the ladies.

There are other types of tee necklines out there — like the scoop or boat neck — but these are rarely a good look for men.

Material

Steve McQueen, t-shirt, vintage summer style

In general, choosing t-shirts made from 100% cotton is the way to go. Natural, soft, cool, and static-resistant, cotton looks and feels great. A 50/50 blend of polyester is a decent option as well; the synthetic fiber is less breathable, pills more easily from wear, and increases static, but makes the shirt less moisture absorbent and prone to wrinkling and shrinking. Tees made entirely from special synthetic fabrics may wick away perspiration better, but are only appropriate for workout wear, and unless you’re working up a big sweat, feel a lot less comfortable than pure cotton.

There isn’t necessarily a correlation between the thickness of a t-shirt’s fabric and its quality; pima and Egyptian cotton, for example, are made with longer fibers and are lighter than regular cotton but also softer and more durable. In general, however, thicker tees look more substantial and put-together. Thinner, gauzier tees tend to look cheaper and sloppier, and can cling to your belly/love handles in an unflattering way.

Thinner tees in a neutral color also tend to look more like undershirts than t-shirts. The main difference between the two garments is fabric weight; undershirts are thinner, and also fit more tightly in order to soak up perspiration.

Color/Pattern/Design

T-shirts can be broken into two broad categories: classic and graphic.

Classic Tees

Steve McQueen, white t-shirt, vintage summer style

The most classic looking tees are those that come in traditional solid colors:

White — with its origins in the undershirts of sailors and soldiers, is the granddaddy of them all. When paired with jeans, it still evokes echoes of the “rebels without a cause” who turned the garment into outwear in the post-war period.
Navy — almost always sharp-looking.
Gray — a flattering color, but easily shows armpit sweat.
Black — is hardest to pull off, as it looks a little starker and harder (though that may be what you’re going for).
Other colors from reds to greens to purples can work fine too, depending on your skin tone.

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Left: Heathered or marled solid colors look more casual, but are handsome. Middle: Striped shirts are right behind solid colors in classic appearance, and are a good way to add some variety to your tee collection. Right: Pockets on tees are also a nice touch.

Graphic Tees

Paul Newman graphic tee vintage

Graphic tees came on the scene later than their solid-colored counterparts, and thus have a more modern, and younger, feel to them. They’re also more casual. And the bolder/bigger the graphic gets, the more casual it becomes. Thus, graphic tees of all kinds are best reserved for things like going to the gym, running errands, and laid-back get-togethers. Tees from your alma mater or your favorite sports team work well for watching the game at home with friends, or at the stadium, but not for dinner parties.

Choose graphic tees that sport interesting and tasteful designs; avoid giant, screaming logos, metallics, funny gags, and ironic images, all of which read as lowbrow and rather juvenile.

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Graphic t-shirts that are overly busy don’t come off well. Keep the designs simple and tasteful. I may be biased, but I think our AoM tees meet this mark well!

T-shirts that include a bit of inspiration can help you get in the right mindset for an activity; I know putting on something like my Strength and Honor tee before hitting the gym reminds me to get to work. Graphic tees can be a good conversation starter too, but the message shouldn’t overwhelm your first impression, nor cause an unfavorable reaction before you’ve even opened your mouth. Don’t lead with your t-shirt.

(By the way, if you have a bunch of graphic tees from high school or college that are no longer really wearable, but you can’t get rid of for sentimental reasons, a good solution is to have them turned into a quilt.)

Tips for Wearing a Tee With Style

James Dean Rebel Without a Cause, t-shirt, style

Pair solid-colored white or gray tees with dark denim or khakis. An incredibly classic look that’s hard to do wrong. Crewnecks look especially smart with khakis.

Pair navy/blue tees with khakis. Lighter pants with a darker shirt generally looks better than blue-on-blue.

If the dominating color of a graphic tee is dark, pair with a lighter bottom. And vice versa.

Layer with care. While some modern dudes have adopted the sport jacket/blazer + t-shirt look, many style experts aren’t big fans of it. The relative formality of the jacket jars with the casualness of the tee. If you’re going to put a tee under a sport coat, the jacket needs to be an especially casual one — think texture, soft draping, and natural fabric. Even then, it’s going to be a better look if you swap the tee for a casual button-down.

On the other hand, a t-shirt tee can look fantastic underneath a leather jacket or a blouson (à la Dean above), or even a cardigan sweater.

Don’t tuck your tees in. It’s almost always going to come off as nerdy. Here’s which shirts you tuck, and which you don’t.

Conclusion

T-shirts have become a simple go-to staple of most men’s casual wardrobes. But that doesn’t mean you should grab and wear them without any thought. By paying attention to things like fit, color, and style, you can elevate the humble tee into a versatile, classic piece of clothing that feels great and looks sharp.

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Goodluck!

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Patience! Stay motivated, stay dedicated, do it with passion, know your value, work smart, inspire others, let them follow you, don't let them knock you down and never give a fcu!k what someone talks about you!

Go back to work and keep building your future!

Businessnaija:
As a Guru in fashion and modeling, here is my personal criticism.

Do you actually plan to penetrate the Nigerian market?, if yes, then you should deploy wordings that Nigerians can relate to. With this strategy, you would cash in alot.

NB: Employ me to help you create unique and relatable words/sentence that would sell in naija. Eg, #IStandWithGEJ or #IRepNaija4Life

Thanks for your feedback and criticism, I truly appreciate that. We try to create concepts that stand the taste of time and appeal to people from all walks of life.

winivogue:
Am so much in love with the concept. Keep it up. Also try to be making the T-shirts here in Nigeria. I love people who are creative.

I stand with naija. Let's support made in Nigerian wears.

Awwwwh!! Thanks for the headup. Making t-shirts here in Nigeria is all part of the long term plan. But for now since we're just starting, we feel it makes business sense to focus on our core strength and value which is the creative designs and custom printing. As we grow we keep scaling till our brand becomes a street name.

One of life's most concrete guarantees is that you will only know how far you can go if you PURSUE YOUR PASSION and never stop trying...anything else is a waste of time...

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winivogue:
Do you buy the T-shirts separate then design it? Or you sew them and design?

Good question. We got the T-shirts separately then came up with the concepts, designs and printing ourselves. Please what do you think of our concepts and brand?

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Olarajee:
Nice concept

Thanks.

BibiTees all started with a simple idea to create high-quality t-shirts centred on the concept of promoting creativity, personal style & individuality.

Bibitees gives a voice to this digitally connected generation that seeks to promote the idea of creativity, personal style and individuality in the coolest way possible.

With various custom designs, and choices to personal styles, BibiTees stands apart from the crowd so that others can see more closely.

BibiTees is beyond just T-shirts, it's a mindset.


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THE BIRTH
It began some weeks into our marriage, that felt like our perfect dream come true. Our ever ongoing honeymoon was still on when we got thinking seriously of a lasting project that will not only be heard of but will live with people. It felt like our super gift to our world, a way to impact our generation. The thoughts of several start up ideas had been playing on our minds for some months during our courtship, which we were still working on. With the conception of BibiTees, we saw the light we had sought. We nursed and bore her with so much care and passion like our baby soon to be born. It felt like the love air and eternal joy that being married to the best spouse there ever can be was the fuel that got BibiTees rolling pretty soon.
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THE INSPIRATION
Our mission was to share abroad great inspirations in brief easy-to-read, artistic piece through high quality tee-shirts that can serve as good casuals for different functions. We have always shared great passion for motivating young minds. We always nurse thoughts of how to influence our youthful world positively. BibiTees was conceived, and of course was seen to be one of those media to reach out to lots of people all ages, and especially our youthful, middle-age population which we always dream to motivate in any way we can. We saw it as a means not only to showcase cool fashion, but great creativity and motivation which was our sole aim. BibiTees was soon to begin once our plans were set aright.
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THE JOURNEY SO FAR
Just some weeks after the idea, we were working tirelessly day and night to get BibiTees launched. The more we worked, the happier we got, and more inspirations just kept flowing so we worked even more passionately. We saw the need for more hands as the vision grew bigger and so got some wonderful friends involved as well. We had begun with developing simple quotes from the wealth of inspirations around us. Motivation is the fuel many great minds and entrepreneurs use to keep moving forward. We find motivation in many places, from seeing others working hard and being successful, to reading powerful quotes and words that inspire us.
We continued working out beautiful design concepts for these inspirations, creating an online community of followers whom we inspired with our lovely piece and then developing an online eCommerce store to increase our reach. All along, it had been moments of fun, and fulfillment as we scaled through any hurdles, striving to reach our goal. We never stopped going until we got BibiTees launched with our first 7 designs (see that in our next story) and 350 high-quality t-shirts with great inspirations and motivations in unique, creative styles in the market. Interestingly, we were not some business tycoons just launching another business, we had worked and researched a great deal, learning our way through and making good progress all the way.
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LOOKING AHEAD
Here now, what started with a simple idea, to inspire our world has grown to where we are, yet, the picture ahead is even greater. We see the big picture, with BibiTees creating working opportunities for several people, unleashing great talents hid in many, and becoming a huge brand of countless beautiful, creative, personalised wears that will resonate well with all varieties of people, and indeed fulfilling our dreams of inspiring our world.
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BEHIND THE SCENES
At the operations-desk of BibiTees are Dr Bibiana Amos (Founder), Solomon Amos (Designer) and Simon Blink Okpeba (Marketing and Sales Consultant).

Bibiana is the adorable wife of Solomon. She keeps him in check by reminding him he needs to eat, shower or sleep (work gets to you like that). She's a medical doctor and has an unending passion for music.
She runs all day to day operations at BibiTees and has great obsession for customers' happiness.

Solomon is a researcher with a background in engineering. He does everything that involves coding, design and those fancy stuffs. He loves tinkering with new programming, he's highly innovative with way too many ideas and is a game lover.

Blink has a background in marketing and sales. He has worked for Jumia and MS Lumia Nig. as marketing consultant. He oversees everything sales and marketing in BibiTees. He's highly skilled in digital marketing and a fashionable guy with swag.
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