Mixed Up Clothing

Mixed Up Clothing Mixed Up Clothing is a children's clothing line designed through a multicultural lens. Now sold at Nordstrom and Macy’s!

09/24/2026

I LOVE hearing from you guys! 🥹❤️

This sweet message from made our day:

“We love your clothes — this outfit particularly is special because it embodies diversity and unity through language.”

And THAT is exactly why I started Mixed Up Clothing : Little outfits that spark big conversations and remind us that no matter what language we speak, love is universal. 🌎❤️

From the sweetest message to possibly finding our next Mixed Up Clothing model… 👀 We see you, cutie! 😍

Keep tagging us in your little ones’ MUC looks! You never know who might be our next featured cutie! 📸

1 in 3 children don't see themselves in the brands they wear.I started Mixed Up Clothing because I was tired of my kids ...
07/21/2026

1 in 3 children don't see themselves in the brands they wear.

I started Mixed Up Clothing because I was tired of my kids not seeing themselves. Simple as that.

Were you one of those kids? Is yours? And what do you want to see more of? Tell us below. 👇

Our kids are growing up in a beautifully diverse world.How do you raise them to be curious about it?Not just through pas...
07/17/2026

Our kids are growing up in a beautifully diverse world.

How do you raise them to be curious about it?

Not just through passports, but through conversations. Through food. Through traditions. Through neighborhoods. Through asking questions.

Our trip to Japan reminded us that every culture has something to teach us if we’re willing to slow down and pay attention.

This isn’t a travel guide. It’s an invitation to notice.
To ask questions.
To try something new.
To help our kids see the world with curiosity instead of assumptions.

At Mixed Up Clothing, we believe curiosity is one of the greatest gifts we can give a child.

Thanks for exploring Japan with us.

Arigatou. 🇯🇵

1. Tokyo Tower
2. In-flight map, Asiana Air
3. Shibuya Crossing, Tokyo
4. Gōtoku-ji “Cat Temple,” Tokyo
5. Genie Statue, Tokyo DisneySea
6. Chopstick Workshop
7. Shinsaibashi-Suji Shopping Street, Osaka
8. Dinner in Shibuya
9. Meiji Jingu, Tokyo (sake and wine barrels)
10. Meiji Shrine, Tokyo (torii gate)
11. Harajuku, Tokyo (Ikea storefront)

You may know him as the scene-stealer on ABC’s Abbott Elementary, and now Dillion Blake Allen is bringing that same star...
06/13/2026

You may know him as the scene-stealer on ABC’s Abbott Elementary, and now Dillion Blake Allen is bringing that same star power to our runway. ⭐️

Come see Dillion rock the Multiracial Americans of Southern California - MASC stage with Mixed Up Clothing x Niles + Chaz Niles + Chaz at LAist Super-Fun Saturday at the The Autry Museum as we celebrate culture, community, confidence, curls, and weekend.

This weekend is about more than fashion. It’s about belonging, representation, and creating joyful spaces where multicultural kids can see themselves and shine.

Stop by and visit us at Sites 5 & 6 with . Meet the Mixed Up Clothing team, connect with , cheer on our kid models, and celebrate Loving Day weekend with us on the MASC stage.

We’ll also have our friends from joining us and asking kids and families, “What makes you glow?” ✨

Saturday, June 13
Event: 10 AM to 1 PM
Runway: 11:20 AM

Autry Museum of the American West

Find us at Sites 5 & 6.

Presented with , , and

Learn more:
https://laist.com/events/laists-super-fun-saturday-at-the-autry

CASTING CALLMixed Up Clothing and Niles + Chaz are teaming up for a Summer Style + Beauty Runway Experience in Los Angel...
06/01/2026

CASTING CALL

Mixed Up Clothing and Niles + Chaz are teaming up for a Summer Style + Beauty Runway Experience in Los Angeles.

We are casting kid models ages 3 to 10 who are excited to express themselves, bring personality, and walk the runway with confidence and joy.

Selected models will wear looks from Mixed Up Clothing, with hair styling by Niles + Chaz to complete their runway-ready look.

No professional modeling experience required. We’re looking for kids with great energy, confidence, creativity, and comfort walking in front of an audience.

Must be available: June 13, 2026
Location: Los Angeles
Ages: 3 to 10 years old

Parents and guardians can scan the QR code to apply or visit the link in our bio to submit their child for consideration.

Spots are limited. Tag a parent who should see this!
We can’t wait to see these little ones shine.

Apply now via QR code or link in bio.

Happy AANHPI Heritage Month.May celebrates Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities, their stor...
05/08/2026

Happy AANHPI Heritage Month.

May celebrates Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities, their stories, their traditions, and the generations who carry them forward.

Here’s to the cultures that shape our families.

HeritageMonth

Los Angeles, get ready for June! We are opening a casting call for an upcoming project and the stage is set. Turn on not...
04/30/2026

Los Angeles, get ready for June! We are opening a casting call for an upcoming project and the stage is set. Turn on notifications for the official drop.

The Hñähñu are among the earliest settled inhabitants of the central Mexican highlands. While often referred to as the O...
04/24/2026

The Hñähñu are among the earliest settled inhabitants of the central Mexican highlands. While often referred to as the Otomí, Hñähñu is the proper autonym used by the community in the state of Hidalgo.

A defining moment in their modern history occurred in the 1960s. Following a severe drought in the Sierra de Tenango that devastated local crops, the community in Tenango de Doria turned to their artistic heritage as a survival strategy. They adapted ancient motifs from local cave paintings into the vibrant, multicolored thread-work known today as Tenango embroidery.

These patterns are a visual record of Hñähñu cosmology. The stylized birds, deer, and florals represent a deep connection to the natural world and the community’s resilience in the face of environmental hardship. Today, this craft remains a primary method for preserving Hñähñu stories and cultural identity.

How to pronounce Hñähñu: [NYAH-nyoo] The “Hñ” sound is similar to the “ny” in “canyon.” It is spoken with a nasal vibration, reflecting the unique phonetic structure of the language.

World Heritage Day is about protecting and celebrating cultural heritage around the world. The places, traditions, and s...
04/19/2026

World Heritage Day is about protecting and celebrating cultural heritage around the world. The places, traditions, and stories that shape who we are.

It always hits a little different for me.

I’m raising a mixed heritage family. Mexican, Korean, Black. It shows up in our everyday. What we eat, how we celebrate, the questions my kids ask.

I want them to grow up seeing culture woven into daily life. It shouldn’t feel separate. Occasional. Something you have to explain.

So I’m helping them live in it. Not overthinking it. Just helping them experience it as part of who they are.

That’s really where Mixed Up Clothing comes from.

Clothes that reflect real life. Blended, layered, connected. The way our kids actually grow up.

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A couple things I’ve learned:
• World Heritage Day is celebrated every year on April 18
• It was created by UNESCO to protect cultural heritage across the globe
• There are over 1,100 World Heritage Sites around the world

Throwback Thursday ✈️🇰🇷A few highlights from our Korea trip: Busan, island hopping, palaces in Seoul, hanboks, Jeju, Hel...
04/17/2026

Throwback Thursday ✈️🇰🇷
A few highlights from our Korea trip: Busan, island hopping, palaces in Seoul, hanboks, Jeju, Hello Kitty World, Doosan baseball, street food, markets, and so many moments that helped our kids connect more deeply to their Korean heritage.

More than a trip, it was a chance to learn, celebrate, and experience culture in real life.

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