Royal Apparel, Hauppauge, N.Y., has released “Hoodie Collection,” a video highlighting the vast selection of styles the company offers.
“Hoodie Collection” is the first of several new videos the company is releasing. It takes a stylized approach with a focus on telling a story set to a music soundtrack. Tunes are provided courtesy of Vermont funk rockers Gang of Thieves, whose sense of fun delivers a message that inspires positivity, according to the company.
All videos in the series are produced and directed by Royal Apparel’s resident filmmaker Dan Brumer, who crafted the company’s “Threadline” and “Clothing Made in New York” videos. — J.L.
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