About Us

A letter from gabe

KEEP GOING.

If u ever feel like nothings worth trying anymore, keep going because 1 year will change ur life.

act 1 —— craving to create

MY PASSION.

Hey, my names Gabe. Im 16 and the founder of Lavier Art.

Before Lavier, I was simply a kid who loved creating.

Growing up in Tacoma, Washington, I was always making something. Whether it was writing books, making bracelets, or bringing ideas to life, creating came naturally to me. I never believed in a 9-5. I didn't know exactly what I wanted to build, but I knew I wanted to spend my life creating things that meant something.

I knew what I wanted but didn’t know how to get there.

act ii —— the push

MY FIRST 10K WEEK.

Lavier wasn't my first shot. It came later.

My first brand was called “Relentless studios”. As a kid, knowing nothing about business I was creating what I felt OTHER people would like. That was my mistake that killed my brand.

I then rebranded and created “LAVIER ART”, and my first drop went insane. I did 10k my first week, and was settling for about 15k per month at 15 yrs old. This got me allot of traction from influencers and a ton of celebrities.

act iii —— dreams turned reality

LIL YACHTY TOOK THE PICK.

After my first drop. I went all in with my brand and created the “MAKE LOVE LIKE WAR” hoodie. Lil Yachty reached out, said he liked it, so I sent him the piece. He ended up getting back to me with a picture of him wearing the hoodie. This was my first celebrity interaction. I prayed more will come.

I have now have gotten celebrities like Lil Yachty, Lil tony, Gio, Luh Dyll and more in my brand.

Truly blessed.

act iv —— it wasn't easy

THE CHALLENGES

Building a brand at 14 hasn't always been easy. Trust me…

One of the biggest challenges was finding the money to bring my ideas to life. There were also manufacturing issues, delays, and obstacles that made the process difficult. Like any creator, I've faced moments where things didn't go according to plan.

But every setback became a lesson. Every challenge pushed me to learn, and keep moving forward. Instead of stopping, I chose to continue building.