Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB Tom Brady recently did present to the world his new apparel range under the BRADY Brand. Brady to promote his brand used a promotional campaign featuring several NCAA athletes, capturing the brand essence in its totality. Several Buccaneers and NFL fans view this leap as an opportunity for a segway for life beyond the field.
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The 7-time Super Bowl champion wants to now claim victory over the fashion industry. During the course of his exclusive interview with HYPEBEAST, Brady hypes up his new namesake brand.
Brady aims to draw inspiration from the uniforms he did don in both New England and Tampa Bay. He states, “It was always tailored the right way and it always had the right colors and the right combinations.” It was his constant public appearances that did make him think about the different types of clothing he can try.
Tom Brady Inspired By Constant Social Appearances
While elaborating about him attending various public events, he details, “I was more of a public figure and I started thinking about different things that I was wearing. It just brought a lot of awareness and certainly with the digital age and age of technology.”
Being one of the most famous players in all of the NFL, Brady wants to leave a legacy in the fashion industry as well. He believes that he aims to create apparel that has longevity. He states, “So creating something that was really timeless and creating things for all these different aspects of life that match these multifunctional lives that we have nowadays.”
Brady did have a big say on making his apparel as comfortable yet performance-driven product as possible. His foray into this industry in association with entrepreneur Jens Grede seems to be with a structured plan. The excitement he displays while speaking about BRADY is a clear indication of this project being a lifelong dream.
The interest and intrigue of fans have been truly immense. The Brady Brand did go live on 12th January online and has garnered press unlike anything recently seen.
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