About The Owner


 owner sitting on floor while children run around her

About the Owner

Hi. I’m Jennifer—mom of three, chaos navigator, and the slightly frazzled-but-still-thriving founder of Jamison & Bexley.

When I’m not packing orders or obsessing over fabric swatches, I’m probably negotiating snack deals with my toddler like it’s Shark Tank, sipping a strong Old Fashioned (because self-care is sacred), or yelling “WHO TOOK THEIR DIAPER OFF?!” into the parenting abyss.

Jamison & Bexley was born out of a simple but very real moment:
I was pregnant, sitting at my corporate desk, scrolling through baby clothes... and thinking,
“Why is everything either bubblegum pink or monster-truck blue?”
Dinosaurs or glitter. Ruffles or camo. No in-between.
I didn’t see my family reflected in those clothes. So I built a brand that did.

But first—who even am I?

I’m a first-generation American, raised by immigrant parents who swore Vicks VapoRub could cure everything. (Honestly? Still not convinced they were wrong.) I grew up toeing the line between two cultures—learning to blend tradition with ambition and making space for my own dreams somewhere in between.

I studied Fashion & Retail Management in college, launched a women’s upcycled clothing brand called Phlipped Fashions, and even hit a few runway shows. But once motherhood entered the chat? My priorities shifted—hard.

I realized I didn’t want to just design clothes.
I wanted to design something bigger—a brand that helped redefine how we dress our kids, how we talk about identity, and how we pass down style without passing down stereotypes.

So I started Jamison & Bexley. Named after my two favorite (and occasionally feral) children, the brand is built on three things:

  • Gender-neutral, inclusive designs

  • Durability that survives spaghetti, dirt, and drama

  • A real-life mom perspective that refuses to be silenced by glitter fonts and toxic positivity

You’ll find pieces like:

  • “Mixed With Love” – Inspired by my beautifully blended babies, this tee is for every kid who’s too bold, too brilliant, and too unique to fit in anyone’s box.

  • “Apparently I’m Dramatic” – For the toddlers who act like bedtime is a federal offense (and for the moms who reheat the same coffee 3x a day and cry over missing socks).

These pieces aren’t just clothes. They’re wearable reminders that your kids are enough, exactly as they are.  And don't worry about the third kid, he will get 33.4% of the company... but tbh - we thought we were done with two kids so we got this company trademarked.  Sorry Declan. 

Everything you see in the shop? Designed, handpicked, or sourced with ridiculous levels of obsession by me. From the fabric feel to the snap placement—I’m in it, deep. (Send help... or snacks but definitely bourbon.)

TL;DR?

I’m not a Pinterest mom. I’m a “whew, these kids are testing me” mom.
I built this brand for parents like me—real, raw, and doing our best while accidentally washing a diaper in the laundry.
If you’re here, you’re part of the Jamison & Bexley crew now. We don’t gatekeep, we don’t do judgment, and while we don’t have matching jackets (yet), I can make you a fire tee.

Let’s raise the next generation without raising outdated gender norms.
Let’s keep it stylish, sustainable, and a little sarcastic.
Let’s survive mom life—and actually enjoy the ride.

Got questions? Want to collab? Need to vent about toddler life? Hit me up anytime, I read all emails (unless it starts with "I hope this finds you well" :
📧 Contact@jamisonandbexley.com 

And don’t forget to check out my Surviving Mom Life  Blog—because motherhood is ghetto, but we love it here anyway. I try to update it as much as possible, but between that 3rd kid and my ADHD...whew.