My daughter inspired Little Looms—she’s my biggest motivation. I wanted to build a brand that not only makes life a little easier for parents but also celebrates the little moments with their kids. There’s something exceptional about seeing a child’s face light up with joy over something you gave them, and we want to help create more of those moments.

Little Looms is about both the gift-giver and the child. For the parent or gift-giver, we provide affordable, stylish options so they can shop confidently without worrying about financial strain. For the child, it’s not just about receiving something new. It’s about how that new outfit makes them feel—boosting their confidence and self-expression.

Think about how you feel when you buy yourself a new outfit or pair of shoes that you adore. You feel happy, right? And when you wear it, you notice you walk a little taller, smile more, and even talk differently. That’s confidence. Kids feel the same way—they’re just little humans with big feelings that are harder to articulate.

At Little Looms, we want to provide that confidence boost for kids without families having to spend hundreds of dollars on clothes they’ll grow out of in a few months. It’s about giving them joy and confidence while making it easy and affordable for parents to do so.

When people hear or see the name Little Looms Kids, I want them to know they’re dealing with a company that cares immediately—about their needs, their little moments, and making a difference. What we’re offering may seem small at first glance, but it’s so much more. It’s joy, confidence, and connection wrapped in a little outfit.