In a world where content is currency and expression is identity, creators are shaping culture — and they’re doing it on their own terms.
From UGC creators on TikTok to indie filmmakers on YouTube, from VR artists to podcasters, there’s one silent truth that connects us all:
“We create not because we want to… but because we have to.”
You Might Never Say It, But You Live It
You don’t need a million followers or to be on the Forbes Top Creators list to feel it.
You’ve stayed up nights editing that one video.
You’ve restarted your painting five times just to feel “right.”
You’ve hit record, delete, record again — just because it didn’t feel like you.
This is the unspoken code of creators.
And if you're reading this, you probably live by it too.
More Than Merch — It’s a Movement
At Dodge & Burn, we don’t just sell clothing.
We create influencer-approved apparel that speaks your unspoken truth.
Each design is rooted in the spirit of creators — the ones who shape the world silently from behind the screen, the lens, or the mic.
Our creator merch for virtual reality artists, photographers, video editors, and podcasters isn’t just about fashion. It’s about identity.
It’s for the ones who thrive on Spotify for Creators metrics by day and still dream by night.
It’s for the contented creatives who know success isn’t viral. It’s internal.
Designed for the Digital World — And Those Who Make It
Our drop isn’t fast fashion. It’s slow-made, purpose-designed gear for the ones building their dreams pixel by pixel.
Whether you're a video creator hunting for comfort, a UGC creator searching for meaning, or a creative nomad using the next creators app, this brand is your mirror.
We craft clothes for creators — not just to wear, but to live in.
This Is the Creator’s Code
We don’t always say it, but we know it when we see it.
“We don’t follow trends. We create them.”
From TikTok reels to gallery walls, from studios to street corners — our stories are stitched into every hoodie, every tee, every frame.
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