I don’t have it all figured out.
I’m not a “supermom.”
I’m not running ten businesses, homeschooling five kids, and drinking a green smoothie before 6am.
But there are two things I know I do better—because I do them with my whole heart:
Mothering. And designing clothes.
That’s it. That’s the truth.
Is it a strength? Maybe.
Is it enough? I think so.
Is it for you? That’s up to you.
This space isn’t about perfection. It’s about intention.
It’s for women—mothers—who are making something beautiful out of what they love.
Being a Mom: The Realest Job I’ll Ever Have
I’m not here to give parenting advice.
I’m just here doing the thing—loving deeply, failing daily, and getting back up because those little humans are watching.
Motherhood has taught me:
- To think fast and love slow
- To listen more than I talk
- To build resilience in tiny, unseen moments
And maybe that’s why I’m drawn to design.
Because being a mom is design too—it’s shaping something from scratch, with feeling.
Designing Clothes: Where My Hands Speak
I don’t just make clothes. I make pieces that feel like something.
Something lived-in. Something intentional. Something that says:
“I showed up today. As I am.”
I design for the kind of woman who doesn’t need to be loud to be powerful.
She wears softness like armor.
She doesn’t want more trends—she wants more meaning.
Every piece I create is made with the same care I use to raise my children:
- Simple, but not boring
- Clean, but not cold
- Strong, but always gentle
So… Is This a Strength? Or Just a Life?
I used to wonder if I should be “doing more.”
Building a brand. Scaling. Optimizing.
But here’s what I believe now:
Doing two things with clarity and love beats doing ten things with burnout.
So no, I can’t do it all.
But I can raise these kids.
And I can make clothes that speak.
And maybe, for the woman who finds her way here—that’s exactly what she needs.
Choose What You Like. Leave the Rest.
This isn’t a pitch.
This isn’t a strategy.
It’s just a woman sharing what she makes and how she lives.
You’ll find clothes here. You’ll find thoughts. You might even find yourself nodding, saying, “Yeah… me too.”
Whatever you take from this space, take it with love.
From one mom to another.