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If you've not been living in a cave, you'll have noticed that Awesome Merch, a company which prints and creates customized t-shirts for bands has shut down. There's been reports that the business is in the process of disintegration and is looking for funding, however as of yet, there's no indication about when it could happen. The company was based in Leeds, UK, and was part of a wider organization called Awesome Distro. It was an online store for merch with a wide range of customers including bands and musicians. It produces custom-designed t-shirts, banners, and stickers for events.





Its clients were closely linked to the company, and it was among the first businesses to offer musicians and bands the ability to run their own online store. The company produced T-shirts specifically for bands and had an alternative, unique culture aesthetic. The business grew rapidly and it also increased its warehouse space. It experienced a dip in its sales during the COVID pandemic. It was then sold to its UK parent company. The management team at FKA Merch relaunched the company and is now located in the same warehouse located in Austin. It retains 75% of its clients. Topshelf has not paid Topshelf for several months. The company is owed between $40-$80,000. Chuck Duquette, the company's accountant, has said that Awesome's accounting at the time of the bankruptcy was "shoddy".





The company's bankruptcy has led to problems with orders and refunds. Its online reputation has also been damaged in recent months. The company is working hard to bring back its image. awesome merch 's been reported that it has received about 1,126 investors and has received shares of the new company. Crowdcube is also open to funding.





Its customers include a number of big music industry players and it has a strong reputation for providing high-quality merchandise. The company offers clients the option to manage their online shops, but they pay a modest fulfillment fee per purchase. It offers pins, baby clothes and phone cases. Its customers include musicians, artists and coloring book authors.





The founder of the business, Bob Duquette, says that he'll travel to Austin in the near future to meet his employees. To help keep the company going Duquette also started the Kickstarter campaign.
Website: https://awesomemerch.store/