Posted On: 06/24/2015 2:22:08 PM
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A little bit of education
Hi guys and gals of this public forum. I wanted to educate you all and hope that my post doesn't get deleted.
To clarify first, this clothing line of mine is just a fashion line to promote Rocky Mountain High products and also hemp awareness. There is such a negative connotation associated with the "leaf" I wanted to promote something good to possibly change the negative stigma attached to it. It is not made out of hemp nor have I ever claimed it to be. The term "Hemp Life" is a term I felt promotes a "feel good" vibe for people that support Hemp products. You will see more sayings from me that will all be related to the Hemp industry and Rocky Mountain High. All with positive imagery. The fashion line may not be your particular style and of course that is ok, but at least I wanted to provide something different with positivity.
The models on the website are supplied to us straight from the manufacturer. To those who aren't familiar with how the fashion industry works (especially smaller companies) we are provided stock photos to mock up our designs on prior to having them printed and or manufactured. This is not out of the norm. I have done it with my Foxy 1 company and I will do it here. It doesn't mean they don't exist or there is some massive Photoshop conspiracy going on, however I do understand there are those who wish for things to fail before they begin. The garment industry provides these to us so we can attach the right design to the garment that might fit best. Some designs most definitely look better on a particular cut or model shirt and in that way we can choose what is right and most appealing for our customers.
The Rocky Mountain High clothing line is using quality garments for our consumers. These aren't cheap Gilden throw aways or the bottom of the barrel shirts. Do you know why? Because it is my name attached to it and I want nothing more than for people to be 100% happy with their purchases. Realistic to reach that? NO. But I will always strive for success. There is also a great return policy in the event you just don't like what you have received.
I hope this sheds light on to some of questions some might have. I encourage any and all feedback.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me directly at heide@totallyhempcrazy.com or heide@rmhclothing.com.
Have a wonderful Wednesday and God bless,
Heide
Hi guys and gals of this public forum. I wanted to educate you all and hope that my post doesn't get deleted.
To clarify first, this clothing line of mine is just a fashion line to promote Rocky Mountain High products and also hemp awareness. There is such a negative connotation associated with the "leaf" I wanted to promote something good to possibly change the negative stigma attached to it. It is not made out of hemp nor have I ever claimed it to be. The term "Hemp Life" is a term I felt promotes a "feel good" vibe for people that support Hemp products. You will see more sayings from me that will all be related to the Hemp industry and Rocky Mountain High. All with positive imagery. The fashion line may not be your particular style and of course that is ok, but at least I wanted to provide something different with positivity.
The models on the website are supplied to us straight from the manufacturer. To those who aren't familiar with how the fashion industry works (especially smaller companies) we are provided stock photos to mock up our designs on prior to having them printed and or manufactured. This is not out of the norm. I have done it with my Foxy 1 company and I will do it here. It doesn't mean they don't exist or there is some massive Photoshop conspiracy going on, however I do understand there are those who wish for things to fail before they begin. The garment industry provides these to us so we can attach the right design to the garment that might fit best. Some designs most definitely look better on a particular cut or model shirt and in that way we can choose what is right and most appealing for our customers.
The Rocky Mountain High clothing line is using quality garments for our consumers. These aren't cheap Gilden throw aways or the bottom of the barrel shirts. Do you know why? Because it is my name attached to it and I want nothing more than for people to be 100% happy with their purchases. Realistic to reach that? NO. But I will always strive for success. There is also a great return policy in the event you just don't like what you have received.
I hope this sheds light on to some of questions some might have. I encourage any and all feedback.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact me directly at heide@totallyhempcrazy.com or heide@rmhclothing.com.
Have a wonderful Wednesday and God bless,
Heide
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