The new Marvels movie, The Avengers: Age of Ultron, is sure to wow the crowds at the cinema but the exclusive clothing line produced by a little-known Brisbane is already lining the owner's pockets. Wade Lange and his team Living Dead Clothing, have been over-run by orders and enquiries since launching their new line this week - so massive has the interest been, that the company's website has crashed due to the demand from around the world. 'It’s so hard to put a dollar figure on what’s been sold, as it’s only been available for a few days but we’ve seen massive sales,' Mr Lange told Daily Mail Australia. With a range of almost 50 garments dedicated to the movie, ranging in price from $45 to $100, estimates from industry insiders suggest the coup by the Queensland clothes-horse last year to win the lucrative Marvels contract, will be worth tens of millions of dollars to the one-time backyard operation. Scroll down for videos . The Brisbane designer is already raking in millions on the back of Hollywood's blockbuster moving 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron'. There are almost 50 types of garments to choose from featuring the film motifs . Swimwear and t-shirts have been very popular, the release of their new line caused the website to crash . Some of the men's items sold out in minutes when launched this week, including the rainmaker t-shirts pictured here . Living Dead Enterprises has begun producing Avengers character garments for women, from bodysuits to leggings and bikinis too. The small Brisbane based company beat some of the world's biggest names to snare the licence from Disney's Marvel range . 'The sheer popularity of the Marvels characters, particularly in the United States but also Asia and Europe, means they might be lucky to keep up with demand,' one envious competitor suggested on Thursday. And he would appear to be right on the money. There was an overwhelming response to the announcement of the Age Of Ultron collection,' Mr Lange added. 'Our loyal customers knew this was coming and with so much world-wide hype surrounding the movie, people were absolutely dying to get their hands on it. 'We thought there would be a lot of excitement around the collection but we were completely blown away by how much there actually was.' Fans of the film series are buying up big to wear the clothing at the early screenings. And the website warns: 'Please note any orders made after the 15th of April may not have their orders before the movie release'. The most popular items have been both the men's and women's rainmaker shirts and singlets, at $85 each and all but every design is all but sold out. The cheapest item on the page is the bikini - starting at $45, while, at the other end of the price range, the Iron Buster dress and Thunder God equivalent both sell for $100. Fans of the series are buying up big hoping to wear the outfits at early screenings . The most expensive items are the Iron Man and Thor themed dresses at $100. The leggings are $70 . The brains behind the operation. Wade Lange says he's been run off his feet ever since he started making the Marvel based clothing and it is paying huge dividends now . Living Dead Clothing last year beat a who's who of global clothing manufacturers last year, to ink a deal with Marvel Comics Superheroes. Initially they were selling women's only garments but have now released their men's range and the . Mr Lange and his team of 15, including girlfriend Kelly, have already developed a wide range of the hugely popular Captain America wear and Guardians of the Galaxy garments. But the impending release of the movie blockbuster, featuring an all star cast, including Robert Downey Jnr, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johannson, Mark Ruffalo, James Spader and Samuel L. Jackson, will take it to another level. 'This was always going to be a big collection for us but we had no idea just how popular the collection would be with existing customers,' Mr Lange added. 'And it's how many new customers who have found us because of it. Captain America, Thor, Hulk and Iron Man items have been widely sought-after by the women and men. 'Our loyal customers knew this was coming and with so much world-wide hype surrounding the movie, people were absolutely dying to get their hands on it' Wade Lange said . Avengers lines of clothing mean that the Living Dead Clothing team of two quickly grew to a staff of 15 inside a large all-encompassing warehouse and Mr Lange admitted that 'we've gone from working in a small garage to a million dollar company' Living Dead Clothing boasts about being a company 'without the excessive price tag and without the rules and 100% Made In Australia' and the men's line has been a huge success . 'In the hours after the collections release our websites server couldn’t handle the sheer amount of traffic we were getting and went down for a few minutes.' The growing team of 15 is working over-time. 'This will no doubt be our best selling collection to date with some styles selling out in minutes,' he added. 'The new men's line has been an absolutely huge hit and we will be definitely expanding upon this for future collections. 'There has been a huge amount of interest from the US, even more so than normal. 'We’ve had sales from countries all across the globe through and there is a great deal of new fans in Europe.' The pitch to Marvel pitted him against some of the biggest names in clothing, keen to get their hands on the lucrative contract with Disney. He is convinced it was dedication that got them over the line. 'I haven't had a day off for many months now and we are determined to be successful,' he told Daily Mail Australia. 'His dedication certainly rubs off on all of us,' added Living Dead Clothing PR boss Taryn Watt. 'I started doing it (making leggings) on a bit of a whim, I already had a 9-to-5 job, so it was just a bit of extra work in my garage,' he said. Things began to move very quickly, within months the small side business had begun to grow and then the Disney deal was on the table. The team of two quickly grew to a staff of 15 inside a large all-encompassing warehouse. 'We've gone from working in a small garage to a million dollar company,' he admitted. ''We've secured this exclusive contract for the Marvel characters in stretch-wear and moved into new premises - we are all 100 per cent dedicated to be successful, like him and we work hard for it,' said Ms Watt. 'We stood out from the others because we could show we really cared about our customers and they are very loyal to us.' Mr Lange knew success was brewing and moved quickly to bring in PR Manager, Taryn Watt . 'Marvel, as we all know, brings with it such a massive cult following - some guys have been reading the comics since they were five years old, they will be a must-have item,' she said . And everything is developed and produced in-house. 'We do not bring anything in from overseas, not one thing,' Ms Watt added. 'It's 100 per cent Australian, from the ideas, to the designing, printing, packing and shipping, we do it all.'
Brisbane designer raking in millions on the back of Hollywood's blockbuster moving 'The Avengers: Age of Ultron'
Release of their new line caused the website to crash.
Some items sold out in minutes when launched this week.
Most expensive items are Thor and Iron Man dresses at $100.
Swimwear is among the cheapest to buy at $45.
Fans of the series are buying up big because 'they are hoping to wear the outfits at early screenings of the movie'