The World Is Small

This season, 100% of our products were crafted in LA using local vendors. From cutting and sewing to screenprinting, our clothes are made by the talented people who call Los Angeles home. As a clothing company, we prioritize supporting the local manufacturing economy and the small businesses that comprise it. We chose local vendors over offshoring to ensure our contributions stay within our community. We are proud to share that 100% of our manufacturers to date have been minority-owned. Our commitment to supporting the Los Angeles community and its residents is one of our core pillars. To learn more about our collaborations visit www.twis.clothing

This past weekend, we hosted our first event outside of Los Angeles in San Francisco hosting an unofficial Portola Pre Party with DJ Collective, No Menu. The event featured six talented DJs creating a night of unforgettable music and energy. The collaboration between The World Is Small and No Meny was a huge success laying the foundation for future partnerships and even bigger events. Read the whole summary here https://lnkd.in/g3Zsjv_T

🎧 Exciting Event Alert! 🎧 This Saturday, The World Is Small is teaming up with No Menu, an SF DJ collective, to host an Unofficial Portola Pre-Party in San Francisco 🌁. 🧢The World Is Small will sponsor all the wardrobe for the talent performing with our Fall Winter 2025 collection👕. 🔥🔥Expect an unforgettable night featuring 6 incredible DJs and an exclusive look at unrelated merch coming out later this season🔥🔥 If you're in SF this weekend you don't want to miss it! RSVP with the link below https://lnkd.in/gBK5zt3e

🔥 Week One Drop Recap! 🔥 We kicked off the Fall/Winter season at The World Is Small with a strong start. Last week, we dropped our Figueroa Terrace Hoodie and T-shirt named after the best view of DTLA, a new color way our beloved KTEE ,brown and pink perfect for fall, and our TWIS Tote Bag—thank you to everyone who supported the launch! 🙏 But we’re just getting started. This week, we’re bringing out another must-have piece: our Supelveda Sweatpants. Designed for ultimate comfort named after one of the most famous streets in Los Angeles. As always, everything is crafted locally in Los Angeles, supporting the community we’re proud to call home. 🌍 Stay tuned for more drops as we continue to release new pieces weekly until the end of the year. Get yours while you can—limited quantities, so don’t miss out! ⚡ #TheWorldIsSmall #FallWinterCollection #WeekOneDrop #Streetwear #LosAngeles #SupportLocal #ConsciousFashion #LimitedEdition

🌎🎉 3 YEAR ANNIVERSARY🌎🎉 Three years ago, we set out to create something more than just a clothing brand—we aimed to build a community that celebrates local talent, craftsmanship, and the unique culture of Los Angeles. Today, we're proud of the impact we've made, from partnering with incredible local vendors to supporting nonprofit initiatives that give back to our city. To everyone who's supported us on this journey, thank you. Your belief in our vision has fueled our growth and inspired us to keep pushing boundaries. As we look ahead, we're excited to continue expanding our reach, innovating in the fashion industry, and making the world feel a little smaller—one connection at a time. Here's to many more years of creativity, collaboration, and community. Stay tuned, because we're just getting started. #Anniversary #TheWorldIsSmall #LocalImpact #CommunityFirst

👨🏽🎨FROM DESIGN TO REALITY: How to create a clothing line?🎨 With our Fall Winter 2025 collection right around the corner, we want to take you through our process on how we go from design to reality. Here are the seven steps for our creative process when designing a collection. There is no right or wrong way to do it. This is just how we do it! 1. Brainstorm Take inspiration from the world around us, look what people are wearing, live life, read and look at the stars. 2. Mockups Begin to make up mockups of what you were brainstorming  3. Samples Once the mockups have been finalized, get the samples made.  4. Preproduction Once the samples have been made and they look exactly like how you like then begin to calculate how much to produce and what it will cost.  5. Production Go into production with the clothes. 6. Photoshoots Once the clothes are in production, its time to create content and  shoot photoshoots.  7. Launch Launch the product for the world to see. What kind of creative process do you use to create clothes?

‼️FALL WINTER 2025 DROPS SEPTEMBER 13TH, 2024‼️ In just one month, we will be launching our fourth season "Fall Winter 2025". This season, we are changing things up a bit. We will be releasing our products on a weekly basis instead of all at once. The first release will consist of our new "Figuroera Terrace" Hoodie and T-Shirt in addition to a our new colorway of our KTEE brown and pink. This is just the tip of what we have in store for this upcoming season. Our commitment to the people of Los Angeles has not changed as all of our products are made here in Los Angeles using local vendors. We hope to continue to build relationships with different vendors and talent around Los Angeles. Check out our website www.twis.clothing for more info or sign up for text messages by texting "TWIS" to 844-818-1117

❗ ❗BEHIND THE SCENES ❗ ❗ All of our clothes are made in Los Angeles using local businesses. As a business, we must know exactly where our products are made as well as knowing the people who make our clothes. We want to deliver the best experience for both our customers and our vendors.

The World Is Small is excited and committed to impacting the Los Angeles community environmentally, socially, and economically. Excited to be a part of the LACI community.

98% of clothing that is purchased here in the US is made outside of the US Look at any of the clothes you have on your body the chances they were made here are slim to none. The World Is Small reimagines how our clothes are made. All of our clothes are made in Los Angeles using local vendors. It is important to us as a brand that we stand behind the people who support us. Look at our map below to learn how and where our products are made.