About
Summer & Bash
Summer & Bash began when I became a mom and fell in love with the idea of matching outfits for my daughter and me. Everything I found felt cheesy, low quality, or far too expensive, so I decided to make my own.
It started with a few tie-dye experiments and custom tees, then an embroidery machine that sparked a new obsession. That’s when I found my style: timeless, personal, and effortlessly cool: pieces the whole family would actually want to wear.
Named after my daughter, Summer, and my first baby (my dog), Sebastian, Summer & Bash has grown from a small creative project into a brand that celebrates family, comfort, and connection. Each piece is handmade to order with care, designed to make the everyday moments of parenthood feel a little more special, and a lot more memorable.
Our Mission
At Summer & Bash, our mission is simple: to make the little moments feel big and special. We believe life isn’t just about the big milestones: it’s the everyday snuggles, coffee runs, and Saturday morning dance parties that really matter. Our matching sets and cozy sweats are designed to bring a little extra joy to those moments, making them feel more special, more memorable, and a lot more fun.
Our Vision
We envision a world where families feel connected, celebrated, and supported through the moments that matter most.
By creating meaningful, high-quality pieces, we hope to
inspire parents everywhere to slow down, embrace togetherness, and pass on traditions of love, comfort, and connection to the next generation.
Family is at the heart of everything we make. Our pieces are all about celebrating the bond between parents and kids, making even the ordinary days feel like the good old days.
We’re big believers in clothes that can keep up with real life. They’re soft, cozy, made-to-last, and cute enough that you’ll actually want to wear them on repeat.
Every detail matters. From the thread colors you choose to the embroidery itself, we want each piece to feel personal, special, and full of love.
We’re here for the everyday stuff: baby snuggles, park days, messy mornings, holiday traditions. Because those are the moments that matter most.