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by Amber Bowie January 06, 2025
What we wear says a lot about who we are, and for kids, it’s no different. Representation in clothing may seem like a small detail, but it’s actually a big deal! When kids see themselves, their culture, and their history reflected in what they wear, it helps build confidence, pride, and a sense of belonging.
Kids are like little sponges—they soak up the world around them. Imagine how powerful it is for them to wear a shirt that celebrates Black heroes or carries empowering messages about their heritage. Representation turns their wardrobe into a daily affirmation, showing them that their history and culture are worth celebrating.
Take our kids' Black History shirts, for example. These designs are more than just cute—they’re conversation starters! Whether it’s a shirt honoring trailblazers like Harriet Tubman or celebrating the spirit of unity with a design that says “Harambee,” each piece helps kids connect with their roots in a fun, approachable way.
When kids don’t see themselves represented, it can make them feel invisible or excluded. But when their wardrobe includes pieces that reflect their culture, it reinforces that they’re seen, valued, and celebrated.
Representation also inspires curiosity and learning in others. Imagine your child’s friends asking about the figure on their shirt or what a phrase means. It’s a simple way to spark conversations and spread knowledge about Black history and culture.
Choose Wardrobe Pieces That Tell a Story - Look for shirts and accessories that highlight Black history, cultural pride, or empowering messages. Our Black History collection is packed with designs your kids will love wearing (and you’ll love explaining!).
Involve Your Kids in the Process - Let your kids help pick out their shirts! When they choose designs that resonate with them, it makes the experience even more meaningful.
Use Clothing as a Teaching Tool - Pair their new wardrobe pieces with stories, videos, or activities that dive deeper into the meaning behind the design. For example, if they wear a shirt featuring a historical figure, spend time learning about that person together.
Representation matters—and it starts with the little things, like what’s in your kid’s closet. Shop our kids' Black History collection here and give your kids the confidence to wear their culture with pride. Because every time they pull on a shirt, they’re not just dressing for the day—they’re stepping into their history and celebrating who they are!
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by Amber Bowie July 29, 2025
Need a good book to squeeze into your busy mom life this August? Check out this quick list of new releases perfect for poolside reading, porch journaling breaks, or bedtime wind-downs.
by Amber Bowie July 26, 2025
Make the first day of school extra special with a photo tradition your kids will love! These easy, customizable posters are a fun way to celebrate each new school year - and they’re perfect for moms who love memory keeping.
by Amber Bowie July 24, 2025
Heading to middle school can be nerve-wracking - but the right book can help your tween feel less alone. Check out our list of relatable, confidence-boosting books for middle schoolers starting a new chapter.
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