GON
Fashion + Alte + Crypto = GON.
A fashion brand for students, made by a student. The first piece is a cropped shirt. The first pass to own it is an NFT.
where this started
Before university, fashion wasn't a personal choice, most outfits were handpicked by mom. It was in school that everything shifted: NFTs and Web3 communities first, then an actual sense of style. GON sits where those two things met.
Before university, I had no fashion sense. Now I'm building the label I wish existed. This is GON.
how it works
Mint the NFT tied to the piece you want.
Burn it through the GON platform to claim the physical garment.
Not ready to claim? Resell the NFT instead, the next holder can burn it.
Holding also gets you into what comes after the drop.
the classes
YAMI
Young and motion inclined. The largest class, and the way most people get into GON.
Bobo & Bae
Higher tier, elevated access. Bobo for the men, Bae for the women.
Collab pieces
A small run of 1-of-1s made with select artists. More on this soon.
feed the community
Ownership goes past the garment. A concert in Lagos, YAMI gets general access, Bobo & Bae gets VIP and backstage. Then a smaller rooftop mixer, invite only, for collab holders and the community members who show up the most.
the alternative
Don't be a Normie.
No fit, no piece, no seat at the table. GON exists so fewer people have to be one.
where things stand
- Market: Nigeria first, global next
- Supply: TBA
- Chain: Avalanche
- Drop: debut cropped shirt, in production