Over the years, we have worked with a diverse clientele, spanning different markets, highlighting our abilities to tailor solutions to meet the needs of every client.
This selection of work reflects not only our creativity but also shows we are problem solvers and deliver impactful results for all our varied clients.
Established in 2012, Divine embarked on its journey as a middle-market trend brand, spanning 400 accounts across three continents, evolving into a powerhouse for the affordable market.
Divine embodies up-to-date street couture trends with premium production at accessible pricing. With a blend of sport and streetwear influences, it targets diverse, large audiences while maintaining its affordable approach.
Collections encompass a wide range, from technical and functional outerwear to 5-pocket denim and woven cargos, complemented by a full accessory lineup featuring headwear, bags, and socks.
A staple core line for TJ MAXX internationally, Divine stands as a testament to our commitment to trendsetting and accessible fashion.
Divine Womens emerged from market demand, tailored for women who appreciate quality and seek originality without compromising affordability. Designed for those who don't settle for the ordinary, Divine resonates with individuals embracing fashion as a statement. Affordable yet distinctive, the brand thrives on its unique appeal, becoming more than just a response to market needs.
At TBC, our strength lies in weaving meaningful relationships, exemplified through our collaboration with the JD Group for a groundbreaking Migos collection. This venture aimed to transcend the typical music merchandise approach by establishing a full-fledged fashion brand around Universal Music's iconic stars.
Our goal was to seamlessly bridge the gap between music artists and global brand notoriety, using the universal language of music to connect with JD's diverse customer base.
The collection, a pioneer in its approach, not only earned the endorsement of the band and their management in the US, but also catalysed policy changes within the global record company. Migos went on to be the marketing face of the JD US Fashion fascia that following year.
Our close ties with the senior figures at Apple Corp, the multimedia corporation behind The Beatles, led to an exciting collaboration. Tasked with creating a clothing line for the 2021 documentary series 'Get Back' directed and produced by Peter Jackson.
We were granted exclusive access to the extensive archive of iconic imagery and artworks. Filtering through this rich history, we curated a street couture collection that breathed new life into timeless Beatles visuals. From playful Heinz Edelmann artworks from the 'Yellow Submarine' movie adorning women's lines to a clever reinterpretation of Fiona Adams' iconic 1963 photo capturing The Fab Four in mid-jump, our collection blends nostalgia and modern fashion, ensuring a broad demographic could relive the magic through our unique designs.
As the younger generation redefines the landscape of the branded fashion sector, our creative and production team saw the opportunity to craft a distinctive collection for today's youth.
Moving beyond simply recreating the adult clothing lines, we conceived an entirely new DNA for both boys and girls under the Divine Inc. label. Embracing the ethos that Divine Inc. kids know their own identity and embrace it, our designs reflect individuality and the understanding for the ever evolving youth of today.
Collaborating closely with Universal Music Group, we delved into the world of Post Malone, a chart-topping artist renowned for blending diverse genres.
Recognised among the top 10 best-selling artists globally, our task was to translate his eclectic style into fashionable, wearable pieces for the Generation Z consumer.Post Malone, with his cross-genre appeal, perfectly resonated with the demo- graphic, aligning seamlessly with our branded client base.
This collaboration reflects our ability to transform musical artistry into trendy, commercial attire that speaks to the evolving tastes of today's youth.
In a continued partnership with Footasylum, we embarked on a new venture—creating and producing a Scarface licensed clothing line.
Leveraging our strong ties with Universal Pictures, we pushed the boundaries of creativity, utilising the film's assets and imagery. Resulting in satin fabrics sublimated with iconic visuals, framed in intricate embroidery to form large picture portraits across sweatshirts and jersey programs.
Each piece carries its own brand identity, weaving together the distinctive DNA of Scarface with our innovative design approach.
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