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Omega Mega Corp · Flagship brand 01 · Investor walkthrough

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Cinematic experiences, woven into everyday life. Omega launches megabrands — beginning with lenticular fashion where the graphic moves when you do.

Fashion → fragrance → topicals → consumables → events & experiences → personal electronics
Lenticular fashion · Drop 01 liveScroll ↓
01 The company

We discover product innovations that bring cinematic experiences into everyday life.

Omega Mega Corp is a holding company built to launch megabrands. We open with Made You Look — patented lenticular fabric carried by artist, celebrity, creator, and brand IP partnerships — then extend the same engine into a family of houses: fashion first, fragrance next (You Smell Fun), and onward through the arc above. One lab. Many objects.

Delaware C-Corp · North American platform · San Francisco, CA
02 The founder

Twenty years of turning imagination into things people actually buy.

Zero-to-one, five times over: Fearless Chocolate → il Morso → Snacktually → EVO.ART / Expaaand → Omega. Chocolate bars into 2,700+ stores, a coffee category invented, then 75+ product lines across 23 U.S. factories — then Web3 and AI. Jordan Schuster builds brands the way factories build objects: repeatedly.

Jordan Schuster, CEO and co-founder
Jordan Schuster · CEO & co-founder
$300M+
Client revenue generated
75+
Product lines shipped
20+
Patents & innovations
23
U.S. factories built
03 What changed · why now

The market stopped being a guessing game.

Storytelling, community, and commerce collapsed into one loop. Demand is now something you observe directly — in real time — before you ever build. Four things are structurally true because of it:

i.

Demand precedes product

Validate appetite with real transactions before committing capital to manufacturing.

ii.

Narrative is distribution

A story that travels is cheaper and stickier than paid acquisition. Audience compounds.

iii.

Customers are collaborators

The crowd co-designs, pre-orders, and markets — shrinking risk at every stage.

iv.

Small batches scale

Limited drops de-risk inventory while manufacturing urgency and worth.

9 of 10 consumer brands still guessOmega ships in public — revenue and research at once
04 The thesis

Fabric becomes motion.

Every once in a while a surface stops behaving like a surface. Omega is building the North American platform for patented lenticular textile fashion — beginning with a consumer brand designed to make culture turn its head.

01

Material IP

Official partnership with the technology innovator, patent owner, and full-scale Brazil factory.

02

LensLab

A software engine for static art, hyperreal 3D previews, angle states, and production files.

03

Distribution

Creator / IP drops that transform attention into owned audience and repeatable demand.

05 Category creation

A textile with an optical pulse.

Lenticular ribs slice multiple images into one surface. The wearer supplies the animation; the body becomes the interface. Each garment holds up to three pictures — one per viewing angle — so it re-draws itself as you, or the camera, move.

No LEDs · No batteries · Multi-state imagery · Camera-native
06 The garment

Lenticular bomber. Built by hand.

A kinetic canvas crafted in small batches with custom finishes and premium details — produced in a limited run of 111 in São Paulo, Brazil.

Love is the Message lenticular bomber, front — rainbow rib state
Front · Rainbow rib state
Love is the Message lenticular bomber, back — Love is the Message artwork
Back · Love is the Message
◂  Move — it moves with you  ▸

Lenticular weave

Multiple images shift with movement and light.

Custom finishes

Rib knit collar, cuffs, waistband. Premium YKK zip.

Satin lining

Silky custom lining with a hidden brand hit.

Handmade

Numbered editions — 001 / 111.

07 Sample proof — Amor Fati

Already wearable. Already photogenic.

The first sample does what decks cannot. One garment, photographed as it turns — the lenticular weave re-draws the print with every degree the viewer moves. Shot on a phone. No retouching. No CGI.

First physical sample · hand-finished, São Paulo
One print. Many states. Angle-activated imagery
Amor Fati sample jacket at 0 degrees Amor Fati sample jacket at 36 degrees Amor Fati sample jacket at 72 degrees Amor Fati sample jacket at 108 degrees Amor Fati sample jacket at 144 degrees Amor Fati sample jacket at 180 degrees
180°
◂ Drag or glide across the jacket to spin it ▸
A customer wearing the Love is the Message lenticular jacket on Mt. Tamalpais at golden hour
It rides its colours like a secret — move a little closer, and it spills. Love is the Message · Mt. Tamalpais · golden hour · real garment, no CGI
09 Launch proof

The drop page is live.

madeyoulook.cool is live with Drop 01 — “Love is the Message.” A cinematic reserve flow turns attention into pre-orders in one tap. The garment flips, the story whispers, the button closes. No cart. No friction. Just desire.

Reserve $111.11 · 24 reserved in the first window · lore and commerce in a single scroll
madeyoulook.cool drop page — hero
Drop 01 · reserve flow
madeyoulook.cool product page — tap to flip
Tap to flip · built to convert
10 Infinite messages

One garment. Infinite stories.

The same proprietary weave carries any art, any IP, any message — static art becomes living motion across every culture, every community, every moment.

Five concept jackets in a row: Amor Fati, Tiger, Nike, Happy New Year 2026, NY Knicks
01 Amor Fati02 Tiger03 Nike04 Happy New Year05 NY KnicksYour IP. Our platform.
11 Sports IP

For the fans. By the fans. With the game.

We're developing relationships with the world's most iconic teams and leagues to create kinetic moments that move with every cheer. One jersey that reads the city head-on and the player as the crowd turns — and conversations with the Knicks organization are live.

NBA · New York Knicks · Golden State Warriors
Concept previews · no partnership implied
Knicks edition concept bomber
Knicks edition · concept
Warriors edition concept bomber
Warriors edition · concept
Knicks concept jersey at 0 degrees — reads New York
0° · the city
Knicks concept jersey mid-turn
72° · mid-turn
Knicks concept jersey turning toward the player name
144° · re-drawing
Knicks concept jersey at 180 degrees — reads the player name
180° · the player
12 Culture collaborations

Culture is the canvas.

We are in active conversations with creators, artists, and cultural icons to transform their worlds into collectible, kinetic art.

Logan Paul
Logan Paul
Creator & entrepreneur
Gary Vaynerchuk
Gary Vaynerchuk
Entrepreneur & investor
Rahzel
Rahzel
Hip hop beatbox legend
Alex Grey
Alex Grey
Visionary artist
Android Jones
Android Jones
Visionary artist
MusicArtEntertainmentCreatorsIconsRelationship development · Wasserman · CAA · Listed
LensLab design engine on a tablet — tiger jacket with angle states
LensLab · design engine v1 · live
13 LensLab design engine

Upload static art. See it alive in 3D.

Designers, IP owners, brands, and agencies move from flat files to hyperrealistic kinetic garment previews — then dial production. Each surface holds three images, one per viewing angle: tilt left, center, right, and the garment shows a different picture each time.

01 · Upload

Drop in static art

Any flat file becomes source material.

02 · Preview

See it move in 3D

Hyperreal angle states, live on screen.

03 · Produce

Dial production

Angle states become factory-ready files.

14 Operational moat

Official partner: patent owner + full-scale factory.

Omega is officially partnered with the technology innovator and patent owner behind the lenticular textile — including the family-owned, full-scale clothing manufacturing factory in São Paulo, Brazil. Ownership of the stack from code to factory to consumer.

São Paulo factory triptych — lenticular rollers, production floor, Made You Look panel
July 2026 · BrazilLensLab alignment→ Production lock→ QA & QC validation→ Limited drop ready
15 Market size · why it holds

A multi-billion appetite for tactile, display-worthy objects.

Toy sales held 38% above 2019 levels through economic pressure. The “kidult” — adults buying premium, display-worthy product for themselves — is the macro-force, and Omega is built natively for it. MSCHF proved culture-as-product; Omega systematizes it with owned material IP.

$111.8B
Global toys umbrella TAM
$18.1B
Smart / connected objects
$13.9B
Collectibles → $38.2B by '34
$1.5B
“Kidult” adult spend · Q1
Culture-led ↔ product-ledSingle brand ↔ multi-brand engineOmega sits alone in the upper-right
16 From product to platform

Made You Look is the first expression. Omega is the operating system.

Every successful drop creates the next layer of infrastructure. Multiple high-margin businesses, one engine: data + community + culture = compound value.

Idea → design → content storm → limited drop → audience → next collaboration
01

Monthly drops

Consumer brand. Limited editions.

DTC
02

Licensed collaborations

IP, teams, artists, creators.

Royalty + fees
03

Agency & creative services

Campaigns, concepts, executions.

Services
04

LensLab software

Design engine for kinetic apparel.

SaaS
05

Manufacturing services

Production for brands & agencies.

White label
06

Recurring revenue engine

Data, community, compounding growth.

Flywheel
17 Drop economics & growth

One breakout collab can change the month.

Scarcity, social amplification, and cultural relevance convert attention into record-breaking results. Target gross per drop / collab runs $500K to $10M+, on a monthly operating rhythm in year one; sell-through in 1–7 days.

$240–280
ASP per unit
~$85–100
COGS
~60–65%
Gross margin
~10–15%
Creator share
~45–55%
Contribution margin
Path to $8M–$12M ARR by January 2029 · EBITDA margin per year
202620272028JAN 2029 $0.6M$2.8M$6.2M$8–12M NEGATIVE~18%~34%40–60%
35% DTC drops 25% Licensed collabs 15% LensLab SaaS 15% Manufacturing 10% Agency / creative

Company projections, favorable-case. Baseline drop example: 5,000 units × $240 ASP = $1.2M gross. Scalable, lean: gross profit $5M–$7M, EBITDA $3M–$6M, positive cash flow at target.

18 Roadmap & launch signal

The first drop after the dust.

The first limited edition drop is planned for an undisclosed date after Burning Man 2026 — a sequence designed to turn awe, travel, and post-event attention into ownership. Not a calendar drop. A cultural beat.

Now · Q2 2026

Proof

  • Sample proof complete
  • LensLab v1 live
  • Partner lock — Brazil factory, IP secured
July 2026

Alignment

  • Brazil trip — LensLab-to-factory
  • QA & testing standards locked
  • Production dial — pilot run
August 2026

Prep

  • IP & collabs — first wave locked
  • Content launch — teasers + reveals
  • Demand build — community + CRM
Post-BM 2026

Drop window

  • Global limited edition launch
  • Media storm — creator + press
  • Data & iterate — next drops accelerate
19 The founders & team

Operators who've shipped, and connectors who open doors.

Jordan Schuster

Jordan Schuster

CEO & co-founder

25+ years of brand innovation & technical execution. Founder of Fearless Chocolate ($5M ARR, 2006–2014); led innovation with Nestlé, Gap, Google, IDEO, Charlotte's Web, Jim Carrey. Expert in brand design, manufacturing, eCommerce, and retail.

James Knight

James Knight

Chief Magic Officer & co-founder

Connector. Creator. Culture engine. Deep relationships across global entertainment, sports, art, and digital culture — a deal-maker who turns connections into iconic collaborations and category-defining moments.

Justin Farrow
Justin Farrow
CTO · AI, software & systems
Tyler Sehr
Tyler Sehr
COO · ops, finance, execution
Adam Astra
Adam Astra
Creative director · worldbuilding
Harley Saftler
Harley Saftler
CMO · growth & viral strategy
Alan Helmick
Alan Helmick
Chief toy engineer · prototyping
John Loehr
John Loehr
Director, LARPA · community & research
Advisors, creators, and operators across fashion, tech, sports, music, and entertainment
20 The raise

Safe. Focused. High impact.

“We're not selling product. We're building infrastructure for culture.” Built for speed, designed for leverage, engineered for scale.

The round
$500K
SAFE · YCombinator standard Closing July 31, 2026
25%
Committed
as of July 2026
How funds will be deployed
Production & manufacturing35%
Software & technology · LensLab25%
IP & creator collaborations20%
Marketing & content10%
Operations & working capital10%

Capital priorities: Brazil integration · first production run · IP & collaborations · LensLab completion · launch campaign · working capital.

Full deck · financial model · drop data
Direct from the founders
21 The vision

The first garment that behaves like media.

We believe the future of fashion is motion, story, and ownership — and Omega is the platform that makes it inevitable. Proprietary material IP, software advantage, vertical integration, cultural distribution, global expansion: any one is an edge. Owned together, they compound.

This is only the beginning. Join us.