Nathan Pearce, the CEO of Pearce Bespoke, who worked with Barron Trump for making his suits, revealed what Barron is like behind closed doors. Barron is down-to-earth, a super bright kid and is very decisive about picking out his clothes, Pearce revealed in an interview with Women’s Wear Daily. Pearce said Barron Trump is nothing like an 18-year-old; he is well beyond his years in terms of experience, and knowledge in history.
“You know what is another word I would say about [Barron]? Hospitable. He is down-to-earth, nice as can be and hospitable,” Pearce said, adding, “I’ve thoroughly enjoyed getting to know him over the last one or two years.”
Pearce also revealed a solo visit that Barron took in Louisiana to choose his suits. On that trip, Barron selected fabrics, buttons and even the linings for his set of custom suits which Pearce said he did not expect from an 18-year-old.
Barron came to know about Pearce’s startup through social media influencer and entrepreneur Justin Waller who is one of Pearce’s top customers. “Justin said he wanted to introduce me to Barron. Literally, a week later I was on a flight down to Mar-a-Lago.” Pearce said.
“He’s hilarious. But as I said, he’s super-sharp. You put him in a room with star businessmen and he will hold his own. He can talk to them all day because he’s witty, smart and has a dry sense of humor,” Pearce added.
Barron Trump launches luxury real estate company
As Barron Trump’s sharp dressing at his father’s inauguration turned heads, he is all set to enter the business world as well as reports said that he incorporated his business — a luxury real estate venture — in July 2024 with two young business partners. But the company was dissolved four months later after Donald Trumo’s election win as they are preparing for a relaunch in spring 2025.
Cameron Roxburge, a co-founder of the now-dissolved venture, and also a high school classmate of Barron, said they took a calculated pause to avoid election-related media attention but they are all ready to focus on high-end real estate projects, including gold courses and properties in Utah, Arizona and Idaho.
