I don’t just make hats. I listen to lives.

I’ve always been drawn to the edges of things — the imperfect, the worn-in, the overlooked. The things that carry weight. I see art in the cracks, in the scars, in the stories people don’t always say out loud. That’s what I build into every hat I make.

I come from Nebraska — a place where people work with their hands, hold tight to their faith, and don’t fake who they are. I bring that same honesty into my work. There’s nothing polished or mass-produced here. I shape each piece slow and deliberate, like it matters — because it does.

I’m not here for fast fashion. I’m here for legacy.
I want you to wear something that feels like it’s been through things with you. Like it knows what it took for you to get here.

My designs are built for people with history in them — the ones who’ve faced storms, kept going, and still show up with soul. Every burn, every sketch, every stitch carries intention. If you’re coming to me for a hat, you’re not just buying something to wear. You’re stepping into a process — one that honors your grit and brings it to life.

I don’t need things to be perfect. I need them to be real.
And I believe that the best kind of beauty lives there.