UX-Design and Testing
Every item we release follows a deliberate process focused on usability, durability, and real-world wear.
Design Intent
Each product begins with a single question:
Will this hold up to the reality of corporate life?
Design decisions prioritize:
- Comfort during long workdays
- Materials that withstand repeat wear and wash
- Minimalist aesthetics appropriate for professional environments
- Messaging that acknowledges pressure without resorting to parody
Nothing is added without purpose. Nothing is included “just because.”
UX-Driven Design
We apply UX thinking to physical products.
That means:
- Evaluating fit, fabric weight, and construction through a user-first lens
- Considering how items are worn, moved in, and lived in—not just how they photograph
- Designing apparel and accessories that function equally well in meetings, commutes, and after-hours recovery
If something interferes with focus or comfort, it does not move forward.
Testing & Iteration
Products are tested before approval.
This includes:
- Wear testing across extended periods
- Fit and comfort evaluation across common body types
- Stress testing for durability and repeat use
- Iteration when performance does not meet expectations
Items that fail testing are revised or removed. Approval is earned, not assumed.
Approval Standards
Only products that meet internal standards for:
- Comfort
- Function
- Durability
- Professional appropriateness
are released.
This is not fast fashion.
This is issued-quality merchandise.
Intended Audience
Target audience: Those who carry the burden.
Corporate Chaos is designed for professionals operating within the consequences of decisions they did not make—but are responsible for executing.
This includes:
- Individual contributors
- Frontline and enterprise teams
- Professionals navigating high-pressure corporate environments
If you live with the outcome, this is designed for you.