The ability to turn a passion into a career…now that’s the independent artist’s dilemma.
Back in 2013, an assortment of artists, designers and product developers knew this struggle all too well.
United through a common desire to provide artists an avenue to share their art, and have them profit while doing so, inspired this collective group to create Artist Threads.
Via clothing and house accessories, Artist Threads displays the works of talented independent artists. They accept art submissions worldwide, handpicking only the most intensely creative artists to feature on their apparel.
Each sale gives an artist exposure, recognition and, of course, commission. What this means is you can support your favorite artists through wearable art.
Oh, and they use this print technology called “sublimation.” Now I’m not going to pretend like I understand what that means, but what I do know is that it prints some of the brightest colors and sharpest designs I’ve ever seen on fabric.
What you see on the Artist Threads website is actually what you get, vibrant colors and all!
But don’t worry, that’s why we here at Your EDM conduct product reviews to help guide you through your shopping experience!
In the shape of sweatshirts, tees, socks and leggings, I received works from artists that are being currently featured, such as Rooz Kashani, Lucas Merker, Erik Krysinski, to list a few.
Both their sweatshirts and tees are ridiculously soft, made from light yet durable fabric with impeccable stitching, solidifying Artist Threads as an ideal spring/summer brand.
Although this thinner fabric is beneficial in warmer weather, I should warn you that this does slightly affect the aesthetics of the apparel.
The shirts tend to be stretchy and resemble somewhat of a “shinier” appearance while the sweatshirts have a looser fit at the elastic waistband.
I would recommend getting a size up to anyone ordering leggings from the women’s section. Although never see-through, the design’s colors tend to fade the more you stretch out the fabric. Ladies, please note that these leggings have that single band of elastic for the waist, which can cut into people who don’t have those festival-ready abs. 

