Introducing Clarence Nathaniel: a creative powerhouse from Oakland, CA. Growing up in the 90s, he fell in love with basketball, sneakers, and fashion—three passions that shaped his journey. It all started with hand-painted t-shirts designed to match his sneaker collection. By high school, Clarence was diving into computer arts, perfecting his skills in Photoshop and screen printing. He didn’t stop there—investing in sewing and embroidery machines, he began crafting one-of-a-kind custom garments.

Clarence’s unique style didn’t go unnoticed. Dubbed “Best Dressed” by his peers, he quickly turned heads, and his first customers came from family, friends, and influential figures in the Bay Area. With a clear entrepreneurial drive, he launched his own custom clothing brand. While he pursued higher education and climbed the corporate ladder to sharpen his business acumen, his creative side was always front and center. Partnering with a childhood friend, he co-founded Netwirth, an animated lifestyle brand where clothing and merch tell the stories of fictional characters inspired by Clarence’s own life and vision.

After college, Clarence moved to Los Angeles, where he expanded his network in the footwear and music industries. This led to exciting collaborations with Footlocker, Guapdad 4000, Roddy Ricch, Jordan Brand, and Goldenvoice. Alongside these creative partnerships, Clarence entered the spirits industry as a Marketing Analyst for Ole Smoky Distillery. Over the years, he climbed the ranks to become the Creative Director of Digital Marketing. But after a decade, Clarence decided to fully embrace his entrepreneurial spirit.

Today, Clarence is working on developing and launching brands for himself and others. Netwirth is thriving on social media, sharing animated reels that celebrate sneaker and hip-hop culture. The brand’s children’s book, Netwirth Sneaker Adventures, is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble. 

For his next endevour, Clarence is returning to his fashion roots with a new collection of custom clothing under the name “Roses N’ Guns.” The collection captures the rugged, timeless essence of Americana fashion, featuring unique upcycled Carhartt pieces. Each garment is adorned with embroidered patches inspired by themes like sports, cars, and firearms, making every piece truly one-of-a-kind. The new Roses N’ Guns website is currently in the works.

With a bold vision and a relentless drive, Clarence Nathaniel continues to push boundaries, blending creativity and storytelling into every project.