EVRMORE Launches Premium Streetwear Brand Built Around Resilience, Recovery and Moving Forward

Russell, Massachusetts

Founded by Massachusetts entrepreneur Tom Skrodzki, EVRMORE was built for people who have walked through difficult chapters and chosen to keep moving.

Each collection releases in limited volume, with signature lines like BUILT STRONGER, YOUR STORY IS NOT OVER and PRESS ON printed across premium streetwear silhouettes. For the brand's customers, those aren't slogans; they're quiet, everyday reminders worn close to the body: that the hardest chapter isn't necessarily the last one.

EVRMORE's core audience is men and women between twenty-five and fifty-five navigating recovery, mental health, grief, or the slower work of rebuilding after a period that changed them. It's a demographic mainstream streetwear rarely speaks to directly, and one where a T-shirt or hoodie can end up doing more identity work than most brands intend for their clothing to do.

Skrodzki started EVRMORE after recognizing a gap: plenty of people are quietly working through recovery or personal upheaval, but few products let them signal that journey without it feeling performative. Small production runs keep each release intentional rather than mass-produced, and premium materials keep the line competitive with mainstream streetwear on fit and quality; the message isn't a substitute for craft; it sits on top of it.

The brand is also building past apparel. Skrodzki has been developing the 30 Days Toward Sobriety workbook, a guided resource aimed at people in the early stages of sobriety, alongside founder-led storytelling and community content shared across EVRMORE's social channels. The goal, in Skrodzki's words, is a brand people belong to rather than one they simply buy from; the workbook and community content are the first steps toward that, built alongside the clothing rather than instead of it.

Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok have been the main channels connecting EVRMORE with people who've never set foot in a traditional retail store but recognize the message immediately. As the broader conversation around mental health keeps evolving, EVRMORE is a case study in a simple idea: streetwear can look sharp and still mean something, and the stories people carry are worth honoring rather than hiding.

ABOUT US: EVRMORE is a Massachusetts-founded premium streetwear brand created by entrepreneur Tom Skrodzki. The brand produces limited-run apparel centered on resilience, recovery, and rebuilding, offering wearable messages of perseverance for people moving forward after difficult life experiences. EVRMORE is headquartered in Russell, Massachusetts.

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