The making of Little Trouble
I started Little Trouble when I was pregnant.
“It’s a boy!”
Cue the excitement. The name lists. The tiny shoes. The scrolling. And then I started shopping. And I was like… wait.
Why are all the cute clothes for girls?
Why does everything for boys either have a cartoon shark on it, a giant red firetruck or some weird “tiny heartbreaker” slogan?
Nothing felt like scraped knees, loud laughs, dirt under fingernails, snack crumbs in the car, or the kind of energy that makes you say, “slow down,” while secretly loving every second of it.
So I made what I couldn’t find.
Little Trouble was built for the kids who love to go fast, climb too high, and dream BIG. It’s for the ones who treat the driveway like a racetrack, the backyard like open desert, and the living room like a launch pad.
And it’s for the parents who want quality — but also want personality.
From the beginning, I obsessed over every detail.
Buttery soft materials that your kids WANT to wear that actually hold up. Fits that feel modern but easy. Graphics that feel curated, not mass-produced.
Clothes that can get dirty.
Clothes that can be worn hard.
Clothes that feel better the more you live in them.
Little Trouble is about celebrating childhood.
About honoring this window — this wild, loud, magical stretch of years — that goes way too fast.
You only grow up once. we help fill it with stories worth telling.

