WTF FTW !
I usually don’t have any problems when it comes to recording the videos or writing blog posts for wtfJeans . But this time it’s a bit hard…
For the past 9 months, Pedja and I were developing and realizing our idea of a perfect pair of jeans. We’ve started a business in industry we’ve had no clue about. Jeans industry is way more complicated then it seems, but we’ve decided to pursued our dream.

There were lots of ups and downs, lots of nice things, lots of problems too. But we’ve managed to move on each time. Until now.
We’ve made prototypes for a second model of jeans, for iPad overalls. And we’ve made business plan and a promotion plan too. A part of those plans was to find a person who would make an investment into our company and get a part of it in return. Unfortunately, combination of bad timing and our inexperience has resulted with our failure to find serious investor. And since because of our launching plan we’ve had a limited period of time for that, we’re now at the point where we’ve decided to shut down this project.
wtfJeans is getting closed in a few days. The web-shop will continue to operate until we sell out the last 30 pairs of jeans we have left on stock.
9 months of an extraordinary experience! We’ve met wonderful people, learned so many new things. People in about 30 countries are wearing something we’ve made, something we’ve invented. And to top it off: we were a trending topic @ Twitter! :)
As I said at the beginning, jeans industry looks very complicated for outsiders. But once the production part was over, it was much easier to breathe. ;)

Social networks and online communication are 2 things which Pedja and I find much more then just interesting. I can openly admit that the both of us are complete addicts when it comes to those media channels. To us, being bloggers, v-casters and Twitterers is not just a hobby. It’s a vocation. It’s addiction combined with pleasure which almost turned into professions. It’s also knowledge which we’ve used to promote wtfJeans without investing not even one € into marketing.
We were honest and transparent with our business from the very beginning, and people appreciate that. Thanks to that we’ve managed to built a community which helped us to spread the story about our wtfJeans project. It was very nice to have the ability to run a corporate account on FB, Twitter and YouTube with no obligation to be formal, and with the ability to personalize it as much as we wanted.
While Pedja was dealing with more technical parts of the project, I was the one who was also in charge of clients service. And believe it or not - I’ve enjoyed replying to every single question or a doubt of our clients. And when we’ve had those problems with PayPal it was our community who helped us go trough it and resolve it.
At the end of this WTF venture it is our buyers, followers @ Twitter and our fans on FB to whom I’ll say THANK YOU and “So long, and thanks for all the fish” – till next project ;)
WTF FTW !! :)









