229: Growing LIVSN with Andrew Gibbs-Dabney & Kelsey Ferguson

Hey everyone, welcome back! This episode, Caleb Talley, Jeff Amerine, and Matthew Ward talk with Andrew Gibbs-Dabney & Kelsey Ferguson from LIVSN. LIVSN creates versatile, well-made clothing for people who value experiences more than stuff. They make good clothing with tried and true methods and with high-quality fabrics. During this talk, you will get to hear about the progress LIVSN has made since their last appearance on the podcast, upcoming launch of a new product on Kickstarter, and plans around new product lines in the near future. Thanks for tuning in!   Shownotes (3:42) What is LIVSN up to? (12:34) Rolling out a new pant design (16:40) Joining a startup during a worldwide pandemic (25:56) Raising a child while parenting a startup (28:50) What’s next for LIVSN? (33:36) LIVSN’s top markets (35:36) Expectations for the Kickstarter  (36:39) Venture capital (41:57) Advice to the younger self (42:43) Wrap up Links Caleb Talley Jeff Amerine Matthew Ward Andrew Gibbs-Dabney Kelsey Ferguson   EcoTrek: Adventure Pants  LIVSN Instagram LIVSN Website     Quotes “You can buy your way into some stuff, but you know...If you’re getting your product on and in people’s hands, and they really start using it, that’s the way to [get media attention].” (10:57)   “I’ve always felt like the company has a different feel than many other companies I know.  And if you look at the messaging that Andrew has created the entire time the brand has been alive, you’ll notice that we don’t shy away from being transparent about everything that we are good at and what we need to improve on and how we’re going to do that.”  (17:46) Sponsored by Tiny Capital: https://www.tinycapital.com/ Tiny partners with founders to give them quick, straightforward exits that protect their team and culture. We’ll make an offer within a week, close the deal within a month, and keep your business operating for the long term.  Get in touch at tinycapital.com/startupjunkies, and we’ll let you know within a couple of days.