I know tariffs are hitting a lot of US entrepreneurs hard, but it’s also a big chance to look elsewhere—like Mexico and diversify. Yeah, there are great folks in China, but let’s be real, a lot have taken advantage of Americans for way too long.

If someone builds an Alibaba-style platform focused on Latin American factories, it’s a billion-dollar idea. Thousands of untapped factories with global potential — exactly what China did right.

12 years building a textile factory in Mexico. 50K+ garments/month. All local… for now. Huge export potential to the US. No clients yet but when someone trust us, they’ll gain a real partner.

Tough times for small businesses in the U.S., but every time I talk to an operator, I catch their drive to keep pushing forward. No doubt there’s turbulence, but brands will come out stronger and more diversified than ever. We’d love to support on manufacturing side from Mexico.

It’s not just manufacturing, it’s trust, proximity, and respect for your design. If you believe in that too… let’s build something together. 🇲🇽🇺🇸

If you’re thinking about moving your textile production from China to Mexico, we’re ready to help. keep it close, and no one’s copying your work.

Occasionally there are macro changes that open up shelf space for you as a new consumer brand, and now is one of those times. The last time was COVID.

Hopefully tomorrow the China–USA tariff gets resolved for the good of all brands. But any brand should diversify its suppliers, nearshoring is always a good option. You’re welcome to Mexico any time.

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Before I started my own business, I would suffer from anxiety on Sunday nights. But now that run my own business, I have anxiety every night.

This is a man who’s got his priorities in order. He won before he ever stepped onto that course. Congrats!

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