My passion for cars goes back further than I can even remember. According to my mom, as a kid, I wasn’t too familiar with the cars themselves, but I could always recognize them by who drove them. I would connect each car to its driver, even though I didn’t fully grasp what made them different. That early connection grew into something much bigger as I got older. I spent my childhood immersed in car culture, from watching Fast and Furious movies to playing Need for Speed: Underground on my PlayStation. As I grew up, my love for cars only deepened. It wasn’t just about the vehicles themselves—it was about the culture, the creativity, and the way cars could bring people together. I’ve always been fascinated by how much self-expression can go into building and customizing a car.

There’s no “right” or “wrong” way to do it; it’s all about creating something that reflects who you are. Over the years, I’ve watched the car scene explode, with cars becoming more than just a way to get from point A to point B. They've become a form of art and a lifestyle, and the car community has grown larger than ever before. This surge of creativity and passion inspired me to create Suprazilla.

Through my brand, I aim to share my love for cars in a way that extends beyond the garage and into everyday life. While my brand may not feature the flashiest or most exotic builds, it’s built on genuine passion. My goal is to inspire others to embrace their love for cars, express themselves, and build something they’re proud of—whether that’s under the hood or through what they wear. Suprazilla is about more than just clothing; it’s about being part of a movement that celebrates creativity, individuality, and the unifying power of cars.