Kaleb Cooper, the farm manager from the hit Prime Video series Clarkson's Farm, has announced a new business venture away from the show. The 27-year-old father-of-three has launched his own clothing line, KC Clothing, which he described as 'inspired by the countryside, designed for everyday life'.
Cooper took to Instagram Stories to showcase some of the products, including shorts, hoodies, and polo shirts emblazoned with the KC Clothing logo. He captioned a video of the shorts: 'After 3 years in the making the time has come! Amazing quality! @kcclothing is here!'
The brand was launched at the Blakesley Show, and one happy fan commented: 'My son brought a pair of the shorts! He loves them!' Cooper also shared an adorable snap of his son Oscar wearing a winter beanie from the collection.
In addition to his clothing line, Cooper has just released a children's book titled Kaleb's Farmyard Tales: Escaping Animals and Runaway Tractors. He wrote on social media: 'It's book release day. Hope everyone enjoys the fun read with or without the kids. Thank you so much.'
Cooper also runs his own contracting business, offering farming services. He told Offaly Live that he started his first business at just 13 years old, selling eggs to the local community to help his mother pay bills after his parents' divorce. He said: 'Trying to manage work, life, filming, books, charity and kids is hard work, but at the same time it's really enjoyable. I wouldn't have it any other way.'
