Paperwork and Hearthbeats
“The first time I stepped into a showroom, I did not see clothes. I saw an incredibly complex, global system that needed better management. I saw chaos that needed order.”
Oliver pauses, a faint smile touching his lips. “And that is how I ended up starting ThreadForms,” he adds, his tone casual despite the weight of what he has just admitted. “Most people in this industry are driven by aesthetics or ego. I was driven by the puzzle.” He catches himself, realizing he was talking about work again, and shift his posture. He reaches for the olive oil bottle and places it exactly where it was before, a small correction to the table’s arrangement. “But you did not ask for my resume,” he says, his i
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