Perpetual Grind
Perpetual Grind (PG) is a Minneapolis-based apparel brand founded in 2016, built around a distinct identity: sophisticated streetwear for people who work hard, hustle relentlessly, and still want to look fresh doing it. The core design challenge was threading the needle between two aesthetic worlds that are often at odds — the clean, elevated sensibility of premium lifestyle brands and the raw, expressive energy of street culture — without feeling like a compromise of either.



Perpetual Grind
The apparel design solution lives in the details. Graphic treatments reference vintage sports typography, Dutch script lettering, and bold poster-style compositions, giving each piece a sense of history and cultural reference while remaining thoroughly contemporary. Pieces like the Poster Arch Hoodie, the 1988 Crewneck, and the Pill Hoodie each have a distinct visual identity within a cohesive brand language, so the collection feels curated rather than scattered. Color plays a disciplined role — neutrals and earth tones dominate, allowing the graphic work to lead without the palette becoming a distraction.

Perpetual Grind
One of the key problems solved was communicating quality and justifying premium price points ($175–$325) in a market where streetwear buyers are highly attuned to authenticity. The solution was building perceived value at every touchpoint: through the weight and finish of fabrics like sueded fleece, through graphic execution that rewards close inspection, and through lookbook photography that places the clothing in real, aspirational contexts rather than sterile studio shots. The footwear line — including the Essence and Volume II silhouettes — extends the brand into a full head-to-toe offering, reinforcing PG's ambition to be a complete lifestyle brand rather than just a graphics-on-a-tee operation.The result is a brand that earns its positioning not through hype, but through consistent design discipline and a clear, confident point of view.

A collection of work spanning UX, branding, and digital design across luxury eCommerce, wellness, foodservice, and national consumer brands. Every project starts with a question: what does this brand need to say, and what's the clearest, most compelling way to say it? The answer is never the same twice, but the approach always is: understand the audience, respect the user, and make every design decision earn its place.