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Hi from a Culinary Clothing Designer!

Discussion in 'New User Introductions' started by thebutcher, Dec 23, 2010.

  1. Dec 23, 2010 #1
    thebutcher

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    What's everyone, my name is "The Butcher" and I'm new to the forum. I can see that there are a lot of awesome topics being discussed in the culinary world. I hope to be an active member and get to know some of you all.

    I am part of Pyknic, a food-themed clothing brand that I started with my friend/college soccer teammate. From t-shirts featuring cuisines from the world over to denim jeans with a crossing fork and knife over the pockets, the colorful concepts helped us become awarded #2 on Bloomberg Businessweek's America's Best Young Entrepreneurs list. 

    I found Cheftalk.com through Chef Jim Berman, a moderator here. He had us go down to Delcastle Vocational High School to speak to his classes not only about our business but also motivation and habits for success. Cooking really is an art so a lot of the students also found a connection with that aspect. "The Chef" and I got in the kitchen as well and participated in an "Iron Chef" competition with the students.

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  3. Dec 23, 2010 #2
    jim berman

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    Welcome to ChefTalk! I am glad you made your way here!!! I think there are a lot of people here that can share their thoughts about the greet stuff at Pyknic.

    Rest assured, crew, The Butcher isn't here to spam. Rather, he and his partner, The Chef, are the guys behind Pyknic (BusinessWeek Magazine's 2010 #2 Young entrepenuers of the Year) are here to get ideas for their product line. They have been great supporters of my young culinary students and have
    some great wearables that give you the opportunity to show your Cooking Pride!
     
  4. Dec 24, 2010 #3
    mezzaluna

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    Welcome to Chef Talk, Butcher! Anyone who's a friend of Jim's and a supporter of students is a friend of mine, too. /img/vbsmilies/smilies/thumb.gif

    For cooking and baking, I usually wear whatever I have that's cotton (cool) and that I don't wear out of the house, topped by an old, very stained Zabar apron from the last century. If company's coming, I put on my Williams Sonoma hemp apron with my name embroidered on it. Being able to wear things like this is one of the blessings of being a home cook. /img/vbsmilies/smilies/biggrin.gif

    Enjoy the site! I hope we'll see you often.

    Mezzaluna
     
  5. Dec 24, 2010 #4
    marrabel

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    Welcome to the forum and feel free to communicate with all the members because this forum is the great destination for the people who adore cooking. 
     
  6. Feb 27, 2011 #5
    flakeyfresh

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    Hey butcher my names Brendan I am looking to get new shirts for our restaurant. Are you able to draw the art if i have an idea? How do the clothes hold up in the laundry and whats a rough estimate on 20 shirts 5 mens large 5 mens medium 5 wm 5 wl?