2025 was rough. Everything that could go wrong… kinda did. I moved production to the US hoping for faster drops and better shipping, but it backfired. Costs went up, things got messy, and the store started losing money every month.

By August 9th, I decided to close SkizoDraws...

But then hundreds of you messaged me, telling me what the brand meant to you, the memories you made with it, and how you’d be waiting for an epic comeback.

That’s when I realized I couldn’t let it die. I couldn't let you down.

2024 was a really fun year. After four years of doing everything myself, I finally placed my first big overseas order. The quality went up, and I finally had more time to focus on creating!

In October, I dropped my first themed spooky collection… and we SOLD OUT in a month. Restocked it, and sold out again! It felt unreal.

But this is where the cracks started to show. Skizo was suffering from its own success. Waiting 4–6 months for production wasn’t sustainable. I needed a faster solution!

My little merch store never had a real plan. I was just putting my art on products and sharing it with the world. But in 2023 everything changed. I started treating it less like “merch” and more like a clothing brand, focusing on better designs and quality. It became Skizo’s first big year.

But the success felt bittersweet. I was doing everything alone, printing, shipping, customer service, designing, and barely had time to create.

That’s when I knew I couldn’t do everything alone anymore.

The plan stayed the same for the first few years: I did everything myself from home. I printed every T-shirt by hand, packed each order in my bedroom, and shipped them out one by one.

Every piece that left the store literally passed through my hands, and I learned everything by doing it the hard way.

This was an important learning phase for me, and I was slowly improving every aspect of the store. As more people started supporting it, I realized this little project had way more potential than I ever imagined.

This is where it all started. SkizoDraws was just my little hobby. I had around 30k followers on Instagram, and I was posting art for fun.

Then COVID hit, I lost my bartending job, and suddenly I had way more time to focus on my craft.

So I decided to try opening a small merch store, even though I had zero experience. I made a few T-shirts, some pins and patches, took photos with friends, and on July 21st, 2020, the first SkizoDraws store officially opened.