Kyle W. Smith | CEO & Founder
My name is Kyle Smith, CEO and founder of RevoSparks. I’m an entrepreneur, creative, designer, storyteller, and, most importantly, someone who is still becoming the man God has called me to be.
RevoSparks holds a much deeper meaning than clothing. It is a movement created to remind people of their true purpose and identity, and most importantly, remind them who they can count on through all things. That message is represented through our signature design, “WHATEVERYOUNEED ON GOD.”
That is why I consider RevoSparks faith based streetwear. Our foundation is built on faith and trusting God enough to see beyond your current situation and circumstances. Sometimes all it takes is allowing God to spark something within you that you never believed was possible.
WHERE IT STARTED
RevoSparks was born during a time when I felt lost and without purpose.
Growing up, sports were a major part of my life. I played soccer, basketball, and football. Basketball became my first real passion, and I put a lot of time and effort into becoming better. But after constantly feeling overlooked and disappointed, I eventually became tired of the sport.
Going into high school, I transitioned to football. I was no stranger to hard work, so training, conditioning, and learning the game came naturally to me. My freshman year, I made the JV squad with upperclassmen, which gave me confidence about where football could take me. But the following year, someone transferred to my school and took my spot.
After giving sports everything I had, I felt like I had been let down again.
Growing up, I had already been considered the “trouble child.” There were phone calls home, class clown moments, and times when I struggled to stay focused. Sports had given me structure, identity, and something positive to work toward. So when that chapter began to close, I didn’t just feel like I had lost a sport. I felt like I had lost a part of who I was.
I fell into a deep depression. I started getting into fights, getting in trouble, and eventually made a decision that led to me being permanently removed from the team. The hurt I carried turned into anger and resentment, and I began heading down the wrong path. Teachers, students, administrators, and even people around me could see the change. Some began distancing themselves because I was becoming known as a bad influence.
Eventually, I had an encounter with law enforcement that made me realize just how far I had gone. My family saw it too, and I knew something had to change.
THE SPARK
With only a few weeks left in the school year, I laid low and tried to stay out of trouble. Near the end of the year, I ran into an old friend I used to play basketball with. He had also stopped playing sports, but his life looked completely different from mine. He stayed out of trouble, kept to himself, and had started his own clothing brand.
I sparked a conversation with him and asked how his brand was going. The more we talked, the more interested I became. I had always loved fashion, being fly, and experimenting with different looks. At first, I thought starting a clothing brand could simply give me something productive to do.
But it became much more than that.
That conversation helped me develop what I now call a purpose driven lifestyle. I loved the idea of being so focused on building something meaningful that I no longer had time for the things that were pulling me in the wrong direction.
The summer of 2024 became the summer everything changed.
My parents believed in what I was trying to do and made sacrifices to help me invest in the business. It wasn’t just because they wanted to help me sell clothes. They were happy to see their son changing his life.
As I started working, researching, designing, and learning everything I could about building a clothing brand, I discovered something important: I had gifts outside of sports.
I wanted a fresh start, so I transferred schools. Old friends fell off. Old habits fell off. Most importantly, old mindsets fell off.
At the same time, I began taking my relationship with God more seriously. I started praying morning and night, getting deeper into His Word, and allowing Him to work on me from the inside out.
One day, while riding home with my dad, we started talking about changing the name of my original company, Luxevending. He told me something that changed the way I looked at everything I had gone through.
He explained that I didn’t go through all of those things for no reason. One day, somebody would hear my story and be inspired by it. I could help someone else come out of the same kind of dark place I had been in. My story could spark a light in somebody else and show them that change was possible.
That conversation gave birth to RevoSpark, originally meaning Revolutionary Spark.
A revolution is people coming together to create or support change. A spark is the light that starts it.
To me, a revolution cannot happen without a spark. A spark doesn’t have to be the loudest person in the room or the biggest person in the crowd. It can simply be one person making a decision to change and inspiring others to do the same.
That became our mission:
SPARK A REVOLUTION.
“WHATEVERYOUNEED ON GOD”
designing and learning how to make clothes, my dad asked me to create a shirt that said “WHATEVERYOUNEED ON GOD.” At first, I wasn’t completely sold on the idea, but I made it for him anyway.
Once he put it on, we knew.
The message represented everything our family had been experiencing. We were growing closer to God and making changes in our lives. I had transferred schools, lost friendships, walked away from old habits, and entered a completely new season. Through all of it, God was the one constant I could count on. Through all things I know that whatever happens or whatever the situation if I have GOD I have all that I need
He gave me a peace of mind and clarity that I had never experienced before.
people did not matter and the need for approval was no longer needed because GOD provided me with something no person or thing could replace.
I redesigned the shirt and released my first small drop of black tees. I didn’t know everything about business yet, but I knew this was something I wanted to pursue. When I released my first marketing video, people were shocked. They saw somebody who looked completely different from the person they remembered.
The first drop didn’t sell out. Most of my customers were family and friends. But seeing people wearing something I created and posting it on social media gave me a feeling I’ll never forget.
It was a start.
THE REVOLUTION BEGINS
When I transferred to my new school, I decided to wear my own clothing and promote the brand everywhere I went. I ended up in a marketing class with a teacher who became a great mentor and helped me learn more about business.
As my friends started wearing RevoSparks around school, people became curious.
The kid who had once been known as a troublemaker and bad influence, who had been kicked off the football team, now had a Christian clothing brand.
People wanted to know what changed.
The answer was simple: it wasn’t just me. It was the God in me.
The small growth gave me enough confidence to release another collection, this time with hoodies and beanies. Around that same time, my marketing class had an assignment to create and promote a business in front of real mentors and investors. For everyone else, it may have been another school project. For me, it was an opportunity.
I brought my inventory to school, presented RevoSparks like the real company I knew it could become, and won first place. Four people bought products that day, including investors. Soon, teachers and students were buying and wearing RevoSparks around the school.
All I could do was give the glory to God.
WHATEVERYOUNEED ON GOD.
From there, the movement continued growing. I became more connected with my church, which introduced RevoSparks to a completely new audience. Pastors began taking interest in the clothing because they saw that there was a real message behind it.
We expanded into new collections, gained customers from other schools, participated in pop up shops, connected with barbershops, and even attended a conference where a song was created around the company.
God began doing things through RevoSparks that I could never have imagined.
Eventually, I even started a Bible study to help educate, encourage, and inspire people around me. Many of them had seen where I came from. They saw the mistakes, the trouble, the transformation, and what happened when I allowed God to change the direction of my life.
That is what SPARKING A REVOLUTION truly means to me.
FUTURE VISION
I see RevoSparks going far beyond fashion.
My vision is for RevoSparks to become a movement that helps people recognize the power and purpose God has placed within them. I want people to understand that their current situation does not have to determine their future.
Through clothing, speaking engagements, workshops, films, short films, community initiatives, and whatever else God allows this movement to become, the mission will remain the same:
Spark light in a world that glorifies darkness.
RevoSparks is still evolving. I’m still evolving.
The kid who once felt like he had lost his purpose discovered that his setbacks could become part of his purpose. What I thought was the end of one chapter became the beginning of something I never could have imagined.
And the story of RevoSparks is still being written.
SPARK A REVOLUTION.
WHATEVERYOUNEED ON GOD.