Mens designer Caleb Garcia Taylor at NYC fashion week in the press.

Caleb, or as I call my son Cal, is a mens designer who's originality is limitless. I am not kidding. Nor, am I saying this only because I am his mother and business partner.

But, as you will see literally everything that he has put out into the world during his fashion career has been original, creative, and ahead of it's time.

Coming up in the city of Chicago, I have taught him since childhood how to design fine hand-made clothes ranging from custom fashion, to bespoke, to couture for a conservative client looking for a classic personal timeless style. 

However, you would never guess that by looking at the work that he has put out into the world under his brands Gsb Wearables and Jior Couture. Literally everything he has put out under his brands has been surprising and incredibly innovative.

Many of his all original design elements have been knocked-off by the likes of several household name brands in fashion mens designer fashion. Since there is no way to patent designs unfortunately they get away with it. I am not even going to ascribe to them the dignity of mentioning their names on my page so as to draw further attention to their thieveries. They know who they are and what they do and that is enough.

Combining fashion and technology was something that Caleb caught onto at an early stage in the now booming trend.

Starting with NFC technology and transitioning to 3D print. His line of 3D printed custom face masks will be launching very soon. So stay tuned!

His wearables have been featured in GQ to Bello Mag making local news and international editorials. The principals that he stands by in his approach are the following:

• Fashionable: The wearables should be very stylish and fashionable.
• Discreet Wearables: The wearables should not look "techie" they should be discreetly built into the clothes. 
• Practical: The wearables should have a real practical function to be justifiable. 

Red Carpet Organic Farmer's Market Event Hosted by Cal.

Caleb is not an entirely vegan designer, but a huge health, sustainability, and fitness proponent. He is a crossfitter who eats an entirely plant-based diet. He loves animals and insists on non-cruelty fabrics and fibers. Caleb is very particular about his ethical fabric selection including bamboo silk fabrics and pineapple leather. He also believes in sustainable manufacturing opting for methods that leave a zero-to-nil footprint on the environment like traditional hand-made methods.  

Caleb is always involved in an environmentally friendly charitable initiative from marine-life conservation education using fashion show to supporting artisan moms in 3rd world countries to keep the art of hand craftsmanship alive and well.