Back in 2015, I decided to start something that would bring my Outer Banks community together. I aspired to provide jobs, a creative outlet, and a safe space for art. After another infamous night of drinking, I was riding my bike home with my girlfriend at the time- being the loud and obnoxious teenagers we were, and I said, "We’re going to get an indecent exposure charge." That was it- I decided to run with it. I started this company in high school. I worked out of my shed with a makeshift screen print stencil, and after taking a few years off, we're back in 2020 to make the impact we've always dreamed this company could make. This is a brand for the people by the people- and the people who have been apart of this journey have showed me the upmost support throughout my whole life. Indecent is more than a brand, it's a family. For that, I couldn't be more appreciative. Indecent for life.