Working in tandem with the 100 Thieves apparel team, Nick helped translate creative apparel concepts into precise tech packs, ensuring smooth development and consistent quality. His contributions supported clear factory communication and accurate sampling, aligning each collection with the brand’s elevated blend of fashion, gaming, and culture.

Supporting the introduction of Scuderia Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc’s CL16 brand, Nick helped guide the collection through critical stages of production. He prepared assets for manufacturing, coordinated with vendors, and oversaw sampling and refinement to ensure each piece met the line’s standards for quality and precision throughout development.

Working alongside the Palace Skateboards team, Nick supported the execution of accessory and hard good programs. From ceramic pieces to soft goods, he translated creative ideas into accurate tech packs while managing sampling, factory communication, and material development, ensuring each item reflected the brand’s seasonal direction.

Acting as the primary technical lead, Nick created detailed tech packs that translated creative concepts into production ready apparel. His contributions helped ensure the fan merchandise for McLaren Formula 1 driver Lando Norris remained consistent, high quality, and aligned with the energy of his growing brand.

For Sp5der, Nick served as a key link between design vision and production. He refined submitted tech packs into precise, factory ready specifications, ensuring smooth communication and reliable sampling. His contributions helped maintain the brand’s bold identity while supporting a seamless development process from concept to execution.

For “Virgil Abloh: The Codes” at the Grand Palais, the first major European exhibition devoted to the work of Virgil Abloh, Nick coordinated with the Virgil Abloh Archive™ team to translate an extensive collection of creative assets into production ready deliverables. He preflighted files, liaised with vendors, and managed execution to ensure products met standards and arrived on schedule.

In collaboration with the Plus 44 team, founded by seven time Formula One World Champion Lewis Hamilton, Nick guided the production of seasonal collections inspired by race locations such as Austin and Las Vegas. He reviewed assets for manufacturing readiness, coordinated with vendors, and oversaw sampling and development, ensuring each piece met the brand’s standards for quality, precision, and design. 

Similar to 100 Thieves, Quadrant began in 2020 as a gaming and esports content brand founded by Lando Norris, later evolving into a lifestyle and apparel label. While at In Record Time, Nick stepped into the technical design role, bringing structure to product development and ensuring consistent quality across collections.

Teaming up with the Viz Media team, Nick art directed capsule collections for legacy anime titles like Dragon Ball, Naruto, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Using official creator assets, he led pitch decks, merchandise planning, and design, honoring each property’s heritage while crafting apparel that resonated with longtime fans.

For the launch of Four Seasons Yachts, Nick developed a merchandise program built around refined nautical aesthetics. He designed the brand’s official burgee and helped lead moodboarding, sampling, and composition; delivering thoughtful pieces that reflected the brand’s elegance at sea and global luxury positioning.

To celebrate the Concepts x ASICS “Libertea” GEL-LYTE™ V drop, Nick helped craft a complementary accessory line inspired by vintage Americana. His work spanned moodboarding, merchandising, and design, blending bold references from classic American sport with the elevated streetwear sensibility of Concepts.