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TAUGEMPIE's story, told by the people who took the time to understand it.
The founder traces TAUGEMPIE to a shirt that failed its first wash, and to the standard built in response: twenty years in uniform applied to fabric. The interview also covers the three supplier rounds that came before the first shirt shipped.
“TAUGEMPIE isn’t chasing premium, it’s earned a seat at that table.”
The Innovation Black Chamber of Commerce hosted the brand's grand opening in downtown Killeen. The Herald reported on a veteran-owned label built around durability and accessible quality.
“Our culture and our community deserve accessible quality.”
The City of Austin's Small and Minority Business Resources department featured the founder in its Small Business Success series, a conversation about her path as a designer and entrepreneur and about building clothing meant to outlast the disposable cycle.
“Making a bold impact in Austin’s fashion community.”
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