He's really into his fashion. He doesn't over buy. He only buys when he needs it. And his clothes are

like decades old. And he's very particular about his clothes. No one's allowed to touch it. They're

kept in pristine conditions. The care he had for his clothes is like he's caring for me

and that kind of care for his clothes is what I wanted for my company.

I want my customers to care for their clothes

like my granddad does for his and cherish it for years and years

and invest in a piece rather than this throwaway culture. How he treats clothing

is how I wanted my customers to.

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The Grandad Company is a closed-loop upcycling brand whose mission it is to breathe life into reclaimed vintage menswear for a new unisex generation.

Rooted by the love and admiration for granddad's founder and designer Jess Greck adopted her philosophy and core values from her stylish granddad.

The brand-dust items and combines them with vintage clothing her granddad would wear

to create a limited edition item which could never be made again. Jess, welcome to the show.

Hi, nice to be here. Good to have you. Good to have you. So you're quite

young. Do you mind telling us how old you are or at least what range? Yeah, well, I'm 23. I'm going to be

24 in a month's time. Okay. Congrats. Yes, I'm quite young to have the business. Well, you know, these days,

especially with the internet, you can learn just about anything, not just how to be a great

business owner at a very young age, but also how to promote that brand. And, you know,

if there's anything that young people have a very good grasp on, it's social media. So good for you.

I'm always excited to have young people on this show to, you know, highlight some of the things that

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