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In this week's Made in New Jersey, three businessmen from the Garden State are taking the fashion industry by storm...one seam at a time.

CEO and creative director Justis Pitt-Goodson runs Brown Mill Clothing Company with his business partners Kwaku Agyemang and Taha Shimou who handle sales and graphics. This has been their set up since the group started sewing and selling bowties in their Piscataway High School. 

News 12's Brittany Miller has their story of hard work, rapid success and risky business.