Building Friendship Through Fabric!

Inspiring children's fashion by centering diversity and inclusion. Creating fun styles with fabrics sourced throughout the world that mix and match colors, prints, and trims.

New Arrivals

INFANTS

GIRLS

BOYS

Inclusive Fashion Inspired By Culture

Founded and designed by an AfroLatina military brat, Sonia Smith Kang * Intentionally and ethically manufactured * Quality garments

COMFORT FABRIC

Sustainable using organic contents. More sustainably for our future

CONSCIENTIOUS

Slow fashion reduces the environmental impact and reduces waste..

REPRESENTING CULTURE

Inspired by the cultures of the world.

DESIGN INTEGRITY

Designed in the USA

Our Mission

As an African-American and Mexican-American, a proud military brat born in Puerto Rico moved to O’ahu Hawaii. I am deeply moved by the beauty of our diverse world.
From the people we meet, the languages we hear, the sounds of music we enjoy to the foods we taste, beauty is found in every corner of the world.

Culture is everywhere we look. It shapes us and brings color and vibrancy to the world around us.

Mixed Up Clothing is here to center culture and promote an inclusive community for all.

OUR STORY

Vibrant Cultures of the World

Korean Hanbok is traditional dress made from high-quality materials such as silk, satin, and cotton. It is a symbol of Korean culture and is worn for important events such as weddings, holidays, and formal occasions.

Mexico has a vibrant cultural heritage, which is reflected in its traditional fabrics. Textiles play an essential role in Mexican Culture, representing both artistic expression and a connection to the country’s indigenous roots.

From traditional Polynesian dance to the intricate designs of their tattoos, Polynesian culture is steeped in symbolism and meaning. The Polynesian way of life also emphasizes community and family values.

Ghana's fabrics and jewelry are vibrant expressions of the country's rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions. The textiles and garments produced in Ghana reflect the diverse ethnic groups and their distinctive weaving techniques, patterns, and colors.

Vibrant Cultures of the World

Two children wearing traditional Korean Hanboks, on the left a boy wears a blue one. On the right a girl wears a pink one. A birthday cake can be seen in the bottom left corner.

Korean Hanbok is traditional dress made from high-quality materials such as silk, satin, and cotton. It is a symbol of Korean culture and is worn for important events such as weddings, holidays, and formal occasions.

Traditional Mexican cultural textiles and beads.

Mexico has a vibrant cultural heritage, which is reflected in its traditional fabrics. Textiles play an essential role in Mexican Culture, representing both artistic expression and a connection to the country’s indigenous roots.

7 dancers wearing festive traditional red and white Polynesian out fits as part of a ceremony.

From traditional Polynesian dance to the intricate designs of their tattoos, Polynesian culture is steeped in symbolism and meaning. The Polynesian way of life also emphasizes community and family values.

Key chain dolls for sale in a Mexican open air market.

Embracing cultural diversity promotes respect, understanding, and appreciation for different ways of life, and helps build bridges of communication and cooperation between us all.

Building Friendship Through Fabric!

Inspiring children's fashion by centering diversity and inclusion. Creating fun styles with fabrics sourced throughout the world that mix and match colors, prints, and trims.

New Arrivals

INFANTS

GIRLS

BOYS

Inclusive Fashion Inspired By Culture

Founded and designed by an AfroLatina military brat, Sonia Smith Kang * Intentionally and ethically manufactured * Quality garments

COMFORT FABRIC

CONSCIENTIOUS

REPRESENTING CULTURE

DESIGN INTEGRITY

Our Mission

Vibrant Cultures of the World

Vibrant Cultures of the World

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