Who is Randall Branch?

Who is Randall Branch?

I am currently in my third year at Oregon State University majoring in business administration with an option in Innovation and Entrepreneurship. Originally from Los Angeles, California, I came out to Oregon back in 2021 right after high school and have been here ever since. I started my entrepreneurship journey back when I was 12, collecting left over water bottles and gatorade bottles from the local YMCA gym where I would play basketball and recycling them. I then started reselling clothes at the age of 14. My vision for having my own multifaceted business pushed me to start working on RBC at 19, and at the age of 20 I opened up my website and started releasing my products. 

What do the "Xs" in the RBC logo stand for?

It was a journey for me to get RBC off the ground, as I struggled and came face to face with challenges during every step of the start up stage. Although I needed assistance with multiple areas of my business leading up to my launch, it was not until I legitimately put my head down and exhausted all my options that I was able to find what I was looking for. This led me to want to include the "X" symbol in my logo. The symbol stands for preparation and opportunity intersecting, which in my opinion is the formula for success. When the opportunity for assistance came my way, my preparation allowed for me to know what to do with the opportunity, leading to a successful launch of my business. This formula is what will guide me through my entrepreneurship journey no matter where it takes me.

What are your plans for Randall Branch Collection?

Simply put, I want to build an empire of products that provide ample value to consumers. RBC's mission is to provide clothes and other lifestyle necessities that beautify and simplify lives. Producing products that are both aesthetically pleasing and easily able to integrate within day to day lives. For now my focus is on clothes, and my main goal for RBC clothing is to make long lasting products that fit well, feel well, and wear well. All of my plans for RBC are too extensive to explain in a simple blog post, I welcome you tag along and watch where I take my company.