Tani Bland

Director Of Product Design at TomboyX

Tani Bland's work experience includes positions at various companies in the fashion industry. Tani started their career in 2012 as a Personal Stylist at bebe stores. Tani then interned at Rieley and Halston in 2013, gaining experience in fashion design and merchandising. In the same year, they collaborated with Mattel, Inc. and designer Rod Beattie to design a life-size Barbie swimwear line. Tani also worked with Eddie Bauer on a mentorship to create an outdoor wear line. In 2014, Tani participated in mentorships with Morgane Le Fay and Bob Mackie Design Group, Ltd., where they created dresses inspired by underwater creatures and designed an evening gown. Tani joined Abercrombie & Fitch in 2014 as a Fashion Design Intern and later became an Associate Designer and then Designer, leading teams and launching new product lines. Since 2022, Tani has been working at TomboyX, initially as a Senior Designer and currently as the Director of Product Design.

Tani Bland attended Otis College of Art and Design from 2011 to 2015. In 2015, they obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Fashion/Apparel Design. During their time at the college, from 2012 to 2015, they also pursued a Minor in Sustainability Studies.

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TomboyX

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TomboyX is disrupting the $13B apparel industry, starting at the foundation - underwear. With a keen focus on fit and quality, they are for every body. Their brand promise is to help you feel comfortable in your own skin and to be unapologetically you - all day, every day. You might’ve heard this story before. Sort of. TomboyX was founded the way many brands are, trying to fill a need that had gone unfilled for far too long. We asked ourselves, “How hard can it be to make good underwear?” And by that we meant underwear that fit regular bodies and fit how we saw ourselves. And underwear that any body could feel comfortable in, regardless of where they fell on the size or gender spectrum. In trying to fill a need, we unwittingly unleashed an outpouring of emotion. The comments and conversations, e-mails and letters that we’ve read from our customers told us long ago that we were onto something bigger. At the heart of it all, we’re still us, the same founders since the beginning, with the most supportive and thought-provoking customers we could’ve ever hoped for. You helped us to create what TomboyX is today. So look for new products, take a spin through some of our video pieces, maybe read a snippet here and there on the site. And, as always, tell us what you really think (we know you will!)


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