 Magda Krakowiak / SWNS) Image: Magda Krakowiak / SWNS) Magda Krakowiak / SWNS) Magda says not only is the business profitable - it also lets them spend quality time with their two children. She added: "At first we were like any other start-up business, slowly building our customer base and increasing distribution. "But we posted a video on our Lovera Clothing TikTok channel in August that went viral and, suddenly, we were receiving hundreds of orders a day. "Last month we surpassed £100,000 sales in one month, all while managing to spend time with our children - which is the most important thing for us." Magda and Kevin started Lovera Clothing in April 2021. Their operation involves ordering plain hoodies, t-shirts, jumpers, bags and shorts to their home and designing them using embroidery machines. Each item of clothing has a quote, catchphrase or illustration stitched on to it they say addresses feminist issues. Image: Magda Krakowiak / SWNS) Magda Krakowiak / SWNS) The couple say business was steady for the first 16 months, with enough orders coming in to allow the brand to grow. But in late August they posted a TikTok on their channel promoting their autumn collectio){kind=link}
Magda Krakowiak and fiancé Kevin Pike set up Lovera Clothing, which sells clothing and bags with feminist slogans and has turned over £100,000 in just one month
A young couple claim they’re raking in £100,000 a month from their front room – by selling clothing with feminist slogans.
Magda Krakowiak, 20, and her fiancé Kevin Pike, 21, say they made £22,000 in just one day after their new business went viral on TikTok.
The entrepreneurs, from Norwich, embroider feminist slogans on clothing they buy from a wholesaler.
The pair then flog the items – which include t-shirts and hoodies – online. Prices range from £20 to £38.