Many Fashion designer’s works are a direct reflection of an era's culture. Some of your favorite brand names like Donatella, Gianni Versace, Alexander McQueen, Coco Chanel, Verbatum, and the likes, all give us the freedom to express ourselves through clothing and accessories.  Stan Fraser and his brands are no different, his custom designs and approach to making his customers apart of the design process reflect not only an era’s culture but the individual experience.   

Born August 11th, 1971, Stan Fraser first started dreaming up his tailored experience for the world as a teen. His mother being a seamstress and his uncle a tailor, Stan quickly unconsciously and subconsciously picked up the duo’s skills of constructing a garment from start to finish. While growing up in Brooklyn, NY, Stan began his journey as a fashion designer and entrepreneur at a very young age. As a high schooler, he would sketch garments that he could only dream of having. That later turned into a passion to make clothes so he could keep up with his counterparts who were fashionably way ahead of him. His attention to detail, drew him closer and closer to ultimately his own custom experience, what will later be extended to his customers and loyal followers’.  

Throughout Stan’s 20 plus years as a fashion designer, he’s created numerous brands such as Nino Ross, Anarke Jeans, Verbatum , KustomKluth, and Carolina Denim, to name a few. He has also consulted brands such as Brooklyn Circus, Iname Brand, Revolution Clothiers, and Urban Reform. Over the years, Stan has continued to turn out season after season after season. Stan started from the humbling beginning of selling his designs and cloths out of his home in Brooklyn and then Charlotte, NC. The success he drew from this, allowed him to open his own customizable bespoke jeans store, right in the heart of Charlotte.   

His popularity has launched collaborations with brands in Switzerland, Germany, Paris, and Singapore. Stan Fraser is the poster child of the American dream. Numerous publications have featured him in their pages, along with tv shows such as Hand Crafted America and Buzzfeed Video. His journey to success has come with a price but Stan is no stranger to challenges and setbacks. The mindset along with his craftsmanship has allowed Stan Fraser to weather the trials and tribulations that always coincide with success. His work has definitely been a direct reflection of an era’s culture.--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. 

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