Two young Georgia brothers successfully ran their bowtie business in spite of the pandemic. Not only did they rake in the cash, but they also helped those in need.
Treandos Thornton, 8, who is currently in the third grade in Atlanta, Ga., started his own bowtie company, T&N Bow Ties and Apparel, when he was just 5 years old. Now, he is pulling $50,000 in annual sales and aspires to have his own store when he grows up, CBS News reports.
“My idea was for it to motivate kids to see that style meets purpose,” Treandos tells the outlet.
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