In mid-2026, I built and launched Blunt Spoon Society, an independent lifestyle and apparel brand designed to challenge the exhaustion of modern "hustle culture." This venture was an intentional speed-to-market test, proving that a creative idea can go from a sudden concept to a fully functioning, automated online business in a matter of days without heavy upfront costs.
Core Pillars of the Project:
Automated Supply Chain & Zero-Risk Logistics: I established a print-on-demand production model using premium, 100% organic cotton suppliers based entirely within European fulfillment nodes. This infrastructure completely eliminates storage costs and upfront stock risk, as products are only created and shipped the moment a customer places an order.
Social Commerce Integration: I built a clean, minimalist Shopify storefront and linked it directly to Instagram, TikTok, and Google shopping channels. This setup allows customers to move from browsing a social media video to completing a secure checkout inside their feed within three clicks, making the buying process seamless.
Concept-Driven Marketing & Visual Irony: I designed the brand's identity around a unique contradiction: using a cold, sterile, tech-style design system to promote a message of comfort and slow living. By using a "build-in-public" video strategy, I turned regular viewers into an active community before the first product ever shipped.
The Strategic Engine (The Lean Framework)
Instead of burning capital on large production runs, I designed this business around a print-on-demand. This approach serves as a real-world case study for small businesses, proving that you do not need a massive budget or heavy overhead to launch a premium brand: you just need a smart workflow and a clear message.
Blunt Spoon Society
Zürich, Switzerland | 06.2026 - Present
Rapid Brand Launch & Automated E-Commerce
Building an Anti-Hustle Brand from Scratch
Scope: Concept to Launch (2 weeks)
Tools: Shopify,, Printify, TikTok, Instagram & Google Shop
Focus: Rapid Prototyping, Lean Operations, Social Commerce
