I started Miki Miette in 2011 when I found out I was going to be a mother. After more than a decade designing womenswear and menswear in Los Angeles, I wanted to make something different — clothes for kids that were thoughtfully designed, beautifully made, and actually fun to wear. What started as a small idea grew into something real.
Miki Miette found its way into Nordstrom, into over 150 boutiques across the country, and into the closets of families who cared about what their kids wore as much as I did.
I started this brand believing that kids' clothes could be both beautiful and built to last — that you shouldn't have to choose between the two.
We live in a world of too much stuff. I'd rather make fewer things, made better, that your kids actually reach for — pieces that survive the wash, get passed down to a younger sibling, and still look good doing it.
That starts with fabric, and it starts with print. Not loud, not disposable, not cute in a way that expires in a season. Just considered color and pattern with a little something — the kind of thing that makes you smile when you pull it out of the drawer.
After some time away, I'm relaunching Miki Miette for Summer 2026 — smaller, slower, and more intentional than before. Every piece is ethically made by a production team I'm genuinely excited about — new partners who share my obsession with quality, fabric, and getting the details right.
And every piece is designed in the in-between moments — between school drop-offs and braiding hair, between helping with homework and cooking dinner. That's always been the truth of this brand. It's made by a parent, for parents, in the middle of real life.