Hey, I’m K.C.

I create custom clothing for anyone and everyone.

MY COLLECTION

How I Started.

My journey into fashion design began when I was five years old, sewing tiny dresses for my American Girl dolls on the first sewing machine my nana—my namesake and first teacher—gave me. What started with simple fabric pieces grew into experimenting, design challenges, and eventually creating and altering garments for dance, from leotards to custom outfits. Over the years, experiences like 4-H fashion challenges and hands-on work helped shape my skills and confidence. Today, I’m focused on pursuing a fashion design degree, with dreams of studying in New York and Milan, gaining industry experience, and one day owning my own boutique. Inspired by New York’s energy and creativity, I hope to build a career that blends imagination and timeless style.

  • Over 20 designs Made

  • 4 Years of Design Experience

  • Everything's Custom

What Clients are Saying?

"K.C. is such a creative designer, and it was so easy to work with her! She made my request come to life. I now have my own one-of-a-kind sweatshirt that makes for the perfect college merch!"

-Clare T.

"K.C. was super great to work with and made my vision come to life! It also came within a week of designing and ordering my custom made sweatshirt!"

-Ava B.

FAQ

  • Prices vary depending on the sweatshirt style and amount of items requested on the shirt. You can see the full price list here.

  • I purchase everything. The cost of material is built into my price list.

  • Yes. Wash in cold water, low spin, inside out - preferably in a reusable mesh laundry bag. When the wash cycle is complete, remove the item from the bag. Tumble dry on low 10-min (inside out), then hang dry.

  • It honestly depends on my availability and amount of orders ahead of you. I work as fast as possible to create each order around my school, dance, and work schedule. 

  • No. Everything is custom made for the person ordering.

  • Yes. The apparel about these patchwork sweatshirts is imperfections. The fraying creates that design aspect.