“I originally conceived the idea of a high end fashion label at least as far back as 2012, and the company was officially founded in Houston, Texas in 2020. After testing the quality of products from China’s most ambitious factories, the xie dynasty has finally shown the world that China can make clothing that can meet or exceed the quality of the best from the UK, France, and even Italy, with its fashion forward designs and its standard 70 year warranty as well as one year of unlimited free exchanges (mostly in case if a customer finds that the sizing is off). Note that our warranty does not cover holes or stains, although the vast majority of stains should come out in the washing machine. For the stains that still remain, a dry cleaning service should fix pretty much anything other than things like pens and paint.

In Nathan for You, Nathan talks about how Patagonia wasn’t “ethical enough” and at first, I thought he was being completely serious. Later, I found out that he might have been kidding (I don’t really know), but it begs the question: why don’t high end labels make high paying jobs in the countries that need them most? Why only make clothes in Italy and the UK? Why not China and India? Surely they have skilled labor over there, and if not, surely they could be trained quite readily. Also, the xie dynasty goes beyond what even Patagonia and what other ethical labels are doing by not only providing jobs for factory workers, but also jobs much higher along the value chain as artists and designers. Because although the poorest in these countries are clamoring for even low paid, factory jobs, many of them would like to be better than that by getting a job as getting an education and becoming a clothing designer.”

I pledge that the xie dynasty is not, and will not, be controlled, by neither Wall Street nor to private equity. It’s time we took a stand against excessive greed, especially when long-term goals are sacrificed for short-term gains. If you would like to invest in the xie dynasty, you will not be able to purchase voting shares