#9 Paul Frank

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Paul Frank

1 T-shirts World has proudly invited Paul Frank Industries clothing and their superstar Julius The Monkey to our final showdown of 102 T-shirts. Paul Frank is a legend as the company is well-known for the running from a small operation to overnight success, with whimsical characters like Julius and Skurvy, back in 1995.

We have been featuring and talking about t-shirts. Let’s have a little twist here though I know you’ll never be bored even I go on with stories about t-shirt brand. But I want to talk about the social epidemic behavior written in the book entitled “The Tipping Point” to fully deliver the message of how Paul Frank could somehow tip the worldwide fashionistas to its way.

I will just go through it very quickly. Wherever a tipping point takes place, unprecedented results follow. Paul Frank Industries (PFI) is all about fun under its creativity and individuality. They silk-screened designs on t-shirts, illustrated the latest appealing characters, sewed custom gifts for friends, all about fun.

It is that behavior and attitude which successfully made their products magnetic, I would say not only magnetic, but rather contagious. The most recognized trademark Julius has been well-known for the broad and radiant smile. Blending in with the working ambience inside Paul Frank’s young and cheerful crews’ circle, that sweet smile has been spreading to worldwide cult-like fans of all ages like an unstoppable tornado.

I have a couple of Paul Frank t-shirts in my cabinet drawer tagged with “brightly colored, unique sensibilities, and mid-century inspired vision clothing.”

Check the cool t-shirts below and you shall find that PFI are jumping into the bandwagon of fashionable clothing as well. They are now not only producing t-shirts printed with its trademark Julius and other fanciful characters but as well as trendy and artistic design. I love not only Paul Frank label but the spirit they have too.

Dig more out from Paul Frank website and post to A Global Branding Project if you are a fan of PFI.

Paul Frank