We live in a celebrity driven world. That’s not necessarily a bad thing, and it’s not even something that’s new. Celebrities have always driven “the trends”, ever since ancient times. 2000 years ago, celebrities just talked, dressed and acted differently. The power of influence has remained the same. The beauty…

Fan Made Fits is proud to announce a new feature that will allow anybody (ANYBODY) to curate their own fashion. add unlimited products create your own custom products, and add them as well other people can add your products to their collection as well customize your collection store by adding…

One thing we’re extremely proud of at Fan Made Fits is our community of users. Because we believe we’ve empowered a group of people who want to make CHANGE in the world. We’re powered by their passion for their work, their hobbies, and their lives. Passion is the fuel of…

Fan Made Fits is revolutionizing Fashion. It’s putting the power of expression and creativity and passion in the hands of EVERY DAY PEOPLE. The question is: why should you participate? Fashion is more than just clothing. It’s a way of life. It’s sharing that way of life with others. …

Fan Made Fits loves small niches. We’re a bit of an underdog story ourselves. So forgive us for always siding with the underdog. We’re talking startup skateboard brands. Brands built around 6 year old kids playing Minecraft. Around local church groups. Small garage rock bands. We’re the local village of…

The goal of Fan Made Fits was always to break up the monotony of fashion dominance by big brands. We always believed that with the right exposure, influencers (big and small), entrepreneurs, designers and just regular ol’ people could and should take over the fashion industry. It’s what’s happening all…

Clothing. One of the essential, basic human needs. Of course, modern society has taken this basic need, and turned it into something much bigger. Just like food — we all need basic nutrients to survive. …

According to some brief online research, Americans spend on average $150 on clothing a month. For a small majority of Americans interested in luxury brand name clothing, that amount can go well into the $1000s/month. Where does all that money go? Big retailers such as Gap/Banana Republic, luxury clothiers like…