Craig Conover from 'Southern Charm' is making bank from promoting pillows, in reality, it is becoming more lucrative than his legal occupation.

Anyone who is somebody in leisure will tell you that while the tests they obtain from on-camera work are certainly not chopped liver, the actual cash's in moving products. Just ask Dr. Dre about his Beats headphones logo and Rihanna with Fenty Beauty — there's so much cash to be made in lines of items that you'd be loopy to at least now not try to wreck into industry. And Southern Charm's Craig Conover may be making bank off of his line of pillows.

Yes, Craig from 'Southern Charm' is making big dollars off of Sewing Down South.

Maybe you have got been up overdue at night time bleary-eyed and clicking thru infomercials and happened upon the writer of My Pillow, Mike Lindell himself. The madman, the genius, the architect of advertisement anarchy who interrupts his own business to bring you every other commercial. Mike's proven that there's cash in pillows: the dude's accumulated a $300 million net value all whilst browsing like a used RV salesman.

Mike's not the only pillow seller who is taken a big bite out of the American Dream and reaped the advantages via promoting a product he wholeheartedly believes in with the violence only a mustache and exposed cross may give. Craig Conover's Sewing Down South corporate also sells ridiculously well-liked pillows, and the reality TV big name has been throwing "Pillow Parties" up and down the East Coast.

What's interesting is that Craig in reality studied law or even passed the Bar examination in California, but did not feel coming into the criminal box was his true calling. After getting "cast" on Southern Charm and becoming more and more of a recognizable face to the program's growing target market, he capitalized on his popularity and went all-in on promoting pillows.

Leaving a outstanding profession as a attorney to stitch and sell pillows can have sounded crazy to some folks — Craig's a likable, handsome guy running in a sound and first rate profession. But the person sought after to make pillows, adopted his middle, and he isn't most effective making ends meet, he is earning way more than he did as a lawyer. Not unhealthy for doing what you love each day.

For Craig, the largest accomplishment is that he's now being recognized more for his business than his time on Southern Charm: "I did an event the other day and it said, 'Craig From Sewing Down South' instead of 'Craig From Southern Charm,' and I was, like, really proud! I was like, I think I’ve really made something. Everyone has been super supportive," he advised ET.

Cameran Eubanks from SC admitted they were not so positive about his pillow undertaking at first: "I asked Craig yesterday, I said, 'How many pillows have you sold?' He told me the number, I got out my calculator, I started doing some math, and I found out how much money he's actually made and I wanted to vomit. And I take back everything I said -- he's making way more money than an attorney. Way more!"

Craig has an excellent web value at his age, thanks to 'Southern Charm' and his pillow company.

Craig simply introduced his industry in April of 2019 and he is already out of the purple — he's were given a reported web price of $400,000. He's additionally expanded Sewing Down South's product line to include hats, tee shirts, face mask, and nursery pieces.

You can check out the company's newest line of products here.

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