TPL On The Road: The Montreal Fashion Industry
In this special TPL Local episode from Montreal, Quebec, host Paul Micucci sits down with OSC, the creative force behind Untold Cowboy, to explore the city's thriving fashion scene and the journey of building an independent clothing brand.
From the inspiration behind his designs to the realities of running a fashion label, OSC shares how creativity, identity, and craftsmanship come together in every piece. The conversation dives into Montreal's unique influence on Canadian fashion, the importance of strong branding, and how upcycling and transforming vintage garments into modern statement pieces is reshaping sustainable fashion.
Host: Paul Micucci
Guest: OSC
www.untoldcowboy.com
Pillar: Happiness
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