OUR STORY
From the very beginning, this is how White Stallion was born.
BORN AN ARTIST
I began drawing at a young age. Eventually I developed a love for design, and I loved designing things like logos, merch, and cars.
A DREAM
I’ve wanted to start a company for years — something that once felt impossible until I learned how to build it.
I wanted to create a company where I could serve God while doing what I love, designing things.
Seeing others launch their clothing lines inspired me to create my own with a unique approach.
THE FIRST STEPS
I spent several days conducting extensive research on running a business. I joined Shopify, which has helped so much in my journey. I made my logo. I searched long and hard for the highest quality manufacturers available to me. Then I created and launched my site.
SOCIAL MEDIA
The most interesting, frustrating, and exhausting part of the process is content creation. Learning video editing, finding things to talk about, not messing up on each take, consistency in posting.
DESIGNING
After most of the site was set up, I began designing. I focused on aesthetic, because I was tired of the boring and cliched designs that existed, and so I made both minimalist designs and beautifully detailed designs.
NOT FOR PROFIT
It was while I was waiting for samples to come in when I thought and prayed deeply about what I wanted to do. When I found Jesus' promise in Matthew 6:33, I realied I didn't need this business. All I needed to do is to seek first the Kingdom of God and his righteousness, because Jesus promised he would take care of the rest. Therefore, I decided to turn this business into a nonprofit.
STORE OPEN
On January 17, 2026, White Stallion Apparel officially opened for business. Friends and family began purchasing that day, and all of their money to this company will be used in partnership with other ministries.
MOVE TO STARKE
White Stallion moved from overseas fulfillment to printing and embroidering their own apparel at Sporting Chance in Starke, Florida. This can only be accredited to Jesus Christ, who paved the way to make this possible without any of us seeing it beforehand.