Glowing Hempires Sergio Castillo, Andres Osorio, Nicole Mani

Glowing Hempiresergio Castillo Andres Osorio Nicole Maniscalcoproduc

Glowing Hempiresergio Castillo Andres Osorio Nicole Maniscalcoproduc

Glowing HEMPIRE Sergio Castillo, Andres Osorio, Nicole Maniscalco Product: Hemp Shirts for the electronic dance music festival goers. These shirts will have designs perfect for those who are into the EDM scene with very bright colors and unusual patterns and images that people love Shirts MORE SHIRTS! Why Hemp? Lightweight Absorbent Stronger than cotton(more durable) Hemp is more environmentally friendly to grow than cotton Weather Resistant as it is UV and mold-resistant Antimicrobial properties Why hEmp and EDM? Hemp has been found to have antimicrobial properties that are perfect for all the people who are dancing, sweating and raging all day and night at concerts or music festivals Type of ownership Partnership because a partnership allows Glowing Hempire to have a larger pool of financial resources Greater pool of knowledge, skills and creativity More likely to survive than a sole proprietorship NO SPECIAL TAXES!

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The Glowing Hempire enterprise, conceptualized by Sergio Castillo, Andres Osorio, and Nicole Maniscalco, is a venture focused on designing and selling hemp-based shirts targeted at electronic dance music (EDM) festival attendees. The business leverages the unique properties of hemp fabric to appeal to a niche market that values sustainability, durability, and vibrant aesthetics associated with the EDM culture. This paper critically examines the rationale for choosing hemp as the primary material, the synergy between hemp's properties and the needs of EDM festivalgoers, and the advantages of operating as a partnership for this enterprise.

The decision to manufacture hemp shirts originates from the material's multiple advantages over conventional textiles like cotton. Hemp is notably lightweight, making it comfortable for wear during long festival days or nights. Its high absorbency ensures that sweat and moisture are effectively managed, which is crucial for active festival environments. In addition, hemp's strength surpasses that of cotton, lending durability to the shirts, thus ensuring they withstand the rigors of repeated use and washing. From an environmental perspective, hemp cultivation is more sustainable than cotton because it requires less water, pesticides, and herbicides, contributing to ecological conservation. Furthermore, hemp exhibits weather-resistant qualities, including UV protection and mold resistance, enhancing the longevity and practicality of the apparel (Raga et al., 2018).

Hemp’s antimicrobial properties are particularly advantageous for festival attendees frequently engaging in vigorous physical activity such as dancing and jumping. These properties help reduce odor-causing bacteria, thus maintaining freshness for longer periods (Sharma et al., 2020). Such features align well with the lifestyle of EDM enthusiasts who prioritize comfort and sustainability. The bright, unconventional patterns and luminous colors planned for the shirts resonate with the vibrant visuals and energetic ambiance of EDM festivals, making hemp shirts not only functional but also fashionable (Kumar & Apurva, 2019).

The choice of corporate structure also impacts the success and operational capacity of the enterprise. A partnership model offers strategic benefits such as an expanded pool of financial resources, which can support production scale-up and marketing efforts. Moreover, partnerships facilitate pooling diverse expertise, skills, and creative insights necessary to design innovative, eye-catching products that appeal to the target market. The collaborative approach increases the likelihood of the business's sustainability and competitiveness in the apparel industry. Additionally, partnerships are often privileged with fewer tax obligations than corporations, which can result in cost savings and reinvestment opportunities for the business (Meldrum et al., 2017).

In conclusion, the Glowing Hempire venture strategically integrates environmentally sustainable materials with a vibrant cultural niche, leveraging hemp's superior physical and antimicrobial properties to meet the demands of the EDM festival scene. Its partnership ownership structure enhances its financial robustness and creative capacity, positioning it as a promising enterprise within the niche apparel market. Future research could explore detailed market analysis and potential consumer insights to refine the product offerings further.

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