World-renown artist Gregory Siff has had a major influence in bringing those qualities to the Tampa tech startup. Siff's art surrounds workers at Viralstyle's offices in Channelside.
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ViralStyle teamed with Rob Gronkowski — "Gronk" — in a campaign that sold more than 2,400 shirts before Valentine's Day. A second campaign for an "Air Gronk" shirt is underway. As of Sunday night, more than 850 shirts had been sold.
All three words paint what Viralstyle has brought to the canvas of custom apparel marketing. World-renown artist Gregory Siff has had a major influence in bringing those qualities to the Tampa tech startup. Siff's art surrounds workers at Viralstyle's offices in Channelside.
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Crowdfunding eCommerce platforms like Viralstyle have made marketing and selling clothes intrinsically different and new for consumers and distributors. These changes have provided a wealth of benefits for buyers and sellers, and have opened up opportunities and options for both parties.
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He may be relatively new to the NBA, but eye-catching hairdos have ensured an unforgettable first face for a local custom clothing company. From the highest of hi-top fades to a series of scattered braids, Iman Shumpert is now lending his brand of style, specifically clothes, to tech startup Viralstyle.
It's been awhile since we've seen cool news coming from the world of Shark Tank. However, it was recently announced that one particular startup, Viralstyle.com, has landed some crucial one on one time with one of everybody's favorite Shark Tank investors: Mark Cuban.
Viralstyle has agreed to be an official sponsor of this seventh edition of the bowl and the first sponsored by Bitpay. The game is set to be played on Tropicana Field Dec. 26 at 8 p.m. and will air on ESPN.