About Me

Hey, I’m the person behind BHNO Gallery, and this whole thing started way before I even realized it was becoming a real brand.

For as long as I can remember, I’ve been obsessed with two things: making things by hand and finding clothing with a story. I used to experiment with every type of clothing production I could get my hands on — screen printing, heat pressing, bleaching, distressing, embroidery attempts that definitely didn’t go as planned, and even cutting apart old shirts just to see how they were made. I wasn’t great at any of it at first, but I loved the process.

At the same time, I fell in love with vintage clothing. Not just because it looks cool, but because every piece already lived a full life before I found it. There’s something special about taking a shirt someone wore decades ago, pairing it with a fresh, modern design, and giving it a completely new identity. It felt like the perfect bridge between old and new — nostalgia and creativity — and I got hooked.

Eventually, those two passions started merging naturally. I stopped buying mass-produced blanks and started sourcing vintage and unique modern pieces myself. I learned how to design graphics that actually fit the personality of the clothing. I experimented endlessly with placement, color, sizing, texture, materials — and slowly, I built a style that felt like me.

BHNO Gallery became the space where all of that came together.

Today, every item I sell is still handpicked and individually customized by me. Every design is created in-house. Every shirt goes through my hands from start to finish — from sourcing, to designing, to printing, to packaging. Nothing is outsourced, nothing is mass-made, and nothing is random. It’s all intentional.

I built this because I love creating, I love clothing with character, and I love giving people something that feels personal. Whether it’s a one-of-a-kind vintage piece or a modern design on a classic shirt, my goal is simple:

Make something you can’t find anywhere else — something with soul.

If you’re reading this, thank you for being here and supporting what I do. It means more than you know.