2022. The Salt Shed
2022. Home Studio
2023. The Umbrella Vintage
2022. The Salt Shed
A woman with blonde hair in braids sitting at a wooden table, sewing on a vintage Singer sewing machine in a boutique decorated with pink walls and vintage ornaments.
2022. Home Studio
A woman in a floral dress with a floral headband is DJing at a baby shower. The DJ table is decorated with a red floral patterned cloth, and has signs that say 'Baby Mami' and 'Master Baby'. There are string lights hanging above the table, and variou
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2022. The Salt Shed
2020. Home Studio
2022. The Salt Shed
A blonde woman stands on a ladder, smiling, at a market stall with books and products, inside a store with warm lighting and hanging umbrellas.
Young woman in distressed sleeveless top and floral pants sitting on a stool in a colorful craft or sewing room surrounded by thread spools, clothing, sewing machine, and craft supplies.
2023. The Umbrella Vintage

 Why Mister Baby?

The question I get asked most frequently is… “where did the name Mister Baby come from?”

In 2016, I was getting ready to graduate college and was at a creative crossroads as a graphic design student who found more interest in designing with fabrics and fashion instead of digital design.

So I started exploring ways to embellish my clothing using hand embroidery and free-motion embroidery on my home sewing machine. The first thing I made was this Mister Baby jacket that I saw while watching the film Mystery Train. I loved it and was inspired to remake it for myself. That jacket then became the focal point for my college design showcase, where I expressed my design skills onto clothing.

This jacket continued to hang at the top of all my creative spaces throughout the years, until it was time to start my business and it just clicked…that I am Mister Baby. It’s evolved so much over the years, but continues to feel like the perfect representation me and this brand.

A woman with shoulder-length light blonde hair sitting on the floor next to a suitcase, looking at the camera. Behind her, there is a black leather jacket with red and leopard print text that reads 'MISTER BABY,' displayed on a stand, and a leather skirt hanging beneath it. The woman is indoors with a white wall and a paper heart drawing in the background.
A woman and a man stand on a train track, facing each other. The woman wears a leopard print jacket with red and white designs on the back and a skirt, while the man wears a green coat. There is a bicycle in the background.

Today, Mister Baby operates out of The Umbrella Vintage which I co-own and curate alongside Jillian of Rarity Collective. The Umbrella Vintage is located at The Salt Shed, so make sure to pop in next time you’re there for a show for some vintage treasure and maybe a stitch or two!

Follow along on Instagram for updated store hours and events. If you would like to pop by for in-store stitching, please reach out to me directly to set up an appointment!

Interior of a store called 'mister baby' with a yellow-haired woman working at a cluttered counter. The store has pink walls with a large mural of cartoon characters and a neon sign reading 'mister baby'. Shelves display various yarns and plush toys, and there are items like scissors, bags, and hats on the counter.
Two women sitting on a wooden bench in front of a patchwork quilt wall. One wears a sleeveless patterned top and leather boots, the other wears a green long sleeve shirt and checkered pants. They are smiling at the camera.
A young woman with short blonde hair, a nose ring, and fair skin with freckles, taking a selfie in front of a clothing rack filled with various dresses and tops, in a pink-colored room.

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