The inspiration for most of the Solfire Gear products comes directly from its founder, Brendan Murphy. An internationally acclaimed painter, Brendan's work can be found in over 400 collections worldwide. Brendan helps Solfire Gear differentiate itself from the pack . Each design used on each piece of clothing is unique and proprietary, taken in some form from Brendan's paintings or drawings. Incorporating Brendan's dynamic color palette and a strong sense of movement, each garment reflects a powerful energy and vibe shared by the Solfire Nation and all of its members. Solfire has invited other artists to join in developing the clothing collection, sharing their vision and ideas and translating them into some powerful designs.

"I love bringing fellow artists together, bringing their visions together, whether they are painters, musicians, architects, fashion designers, artist are the life blood and driving force behind every beautiful thing that exists in this world".  "Solfire provides the platform to allow these artists to share their ideas and the clothing is just another means of expression shared by the Solfire nation."

Passion is a driving force that motivates everyday people to do extraordinary things. When that passion is utilized genuinely and purposefully for helping others, it flexes into a more advanced echelon - a level of inspired creativity mixed with compassion that answers to a higher calling. Philanthropic businessman and visual artist Brendan Murphy has given such passion a name, a code and a purpose to honor. He calls it Solfire - the collective/company he has created where successful, like-minded individuals of imagination and empathy come together to create fabulous works of art, donate significant proceeds to charitable organizations…and have a blast trying to change the world. From dazzling clothing and accessory lines to unforgettable arts & culture mash-ups, Solfire is being built to put a brand on the concept of artful giving.

"I see Solfire as an extension of my higher creative self, but more so, an extension of my artistic vision and the same vision I share with other like minded artists," Brendan shares. "I coined the name as a way to remind me to always be true to myself and the fiery spirit inside. I drew up what is now the logo for this company when I was 17 - it became my first tattoo. When I started to put this concept and company together, we changed the spelling from Soulfire to Solfire so it would translate internationally because the world is where we're going. We have exciting ideas about creating clothes as subtle works of art, and using some of the proceeds towards services and assistance our world so desperately needs.