Maneater (2009)
“Nap was a hat man, and he had some of the baddest caps in the country. Hats had been the first item of merchandise to come off his production line because he liked to feel something on his head at all times. He was short for a linebacker, and the few extra inches he gained up top meant a lot to him.
And so did the other thirty-seven items produced and sold by Nappy Fade for Men. Nap was a true menace on the football field, but he had a magic eye when it came to men’s fashion. What had started o...ut as a secret hobby of sketching men’s clothing during the off-season in college had developed into a lucrative multimillion-dollar business venture that rivaled Phat Farm, Rocawear, and Sean John. But not only was Nap a master at designing trendy menswear, he wasn’t too shabby when it came down to running a business, either. He’d started Nappy Fade for Men with five Filipino seamstresses sewing in the basement of his grandmother’s house, and had parlayed that small venture into a crew of thirty workers sweating over sewing machines in a loft in North Jersey.MoreLess
And so did the other thirty-seven items produced and sold by Nappy Fade for Men. Nap was a true menace on the football field, but he had a magic eye when it came to men’s fashion. What had started o...ut as a secret hobby of sketching men’s clothing during the off-season in college had developed into a lucrative multimillion-dollar business venture that rivaled Phat Farm, Rocawear, and Sean John. But not only was Nap a master at designing trendy menswear, he wasn’t too shabby when it came down to running a business, either. He’d started Nappy Fade for Men with five Filipino seamstresses sewing in the basement of his grandmother’s house, and had parlayed that small venture into a crew of thirty workers sweating over sewing machines in a loft in North Jersey.MoreLess
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