MEET the teen entrepreneur that has started his own successful gymwear brand from money he earned at his part-time job in Nando’s.

Angus Cheyne, aged 17, hopes to inspire people to be more active with his clothing line named ‘Power Through’ – a mantra he often tells himself when he is midway through a workout.

The Priestley College student has taken a gamble and used all his savings from his previous part time work to have the chance of building a brand, and so far he is reaping the rewards with his own gym even endorsing his clothing line.

“The idea for Power Through started when I had a couple of injuries in football,” he said.

“My vision as a brand is to promote active lifestyles in and outside the gym and to deliver high quality training gear and non-training gear, or fashionwear.

“I wanted to challenge myself starting my clothing brand and create something that equipped others to reach their goal.

So far, Power Through includes gym tops selling at £32, t-shirts on sale for £24 and hoodies sold at £40 per garment.

The ambitious pupil has taken on several challenges that most 17-year-olds would not along his journey, even researching how to get the clothes manufactured at the most affordable prices and setting a deal with a manufacturer in China.

Sixth months down the line, Angus now has more than 500 pieces of stock stored in his garage at his family home.

The sports enthusiast is a regular at Any Time Fitness in Stockton Heath, while also studying sports at the Loushers Lane college.

Both the gym and school have shown their support for his venture, buying clothing from his brand.

Sport tutor Dan Jordan said: “Angus is an impressive student with real entrepreneurial spirit, so we are doing what we can to support him and his venture.”

Angus added: “It is a big risk. I have taken putting all my savings into this.

“I now have more than 500 items stored all over my garage, including leggings, yoga shorts, long sleeve crops tops, sports bras, hoodies, half zips and t-shirts and so on.

“However, I am prepared to take on the challenge and see how far I can go with the idea of the brand.”