Entrepreneurial journeys often begin with a question. For Anmol Patnaik, it started with curiosity about brands, markets, and how ideas turn into businesses. With a background in business and management and early exposure through marketing internships, he developed a practical understanding of how companies communicate, position themselves, and grow. These early experiences did not just build skills; they shaped his mindset. He was drawn to the process of building something from the ground up and understanding what makes people connect with a SULFUR Streetwear Brand. That curiosity would soon take the shape of a venture of his own. The Spark Behind SULFUR SULFUR Streetwear Brand began not as a calculated business move but as an experiment. Anmol had just completed his 10th grade and felt a strong urge to start something independently. The clothing space seemed accessible and exciting at that stage. What started as a simple attempt to learn quickly revealed the realities of building a brand. Challenges, missteps, and small failures became part of the process; instead of discouraging him, they strengthened his interest. The journey shifted from a short learning experience to something far more meaningful. Identifying a Gap in Streetwear The idea took clearer shape when Anmol noticed a personal problem that many young consumers shared. As a teenager, he struggled to find t-shirts that matched his taste. Designs that felt right were often overpriced, while affordable options lacked quality. This gap sparked a thought: streetwear should not feel exclusive or out of reach. It should …