At Caxology, we don’t just make clothes for a community — we build clothes with a community. Every stitch, every fit, every design is a reflection of real voices, lived experiences, and collective creativity.

This isn’t a brand that happens to serve Black gender nonconforming people — it is a movement intentionally crafted alongside them, where fashion becomes a tool for connection, empowerment, and authentic self-expression.

Together, we’re rewriting the rules of design, centering inclusion and radical freedom in every garment.

I grew up in Washington DC, where people’s favorite word is Champ. They use this word for anyone that doesn’t subscribe to “trying to be cool.” When I came out as non-binary, I faced a lot of things — from people laughing because I had on big ass boots to my school refusing to take my deadname off of the PowerPoint they showed in front of hundreds of kids so I could enjoy my honor roll assembly.

Going through these things alone was really tough, but it taught me that clowns need other clowns to make a circus. One day I realized that I wasn’t champ for dressing up or changing my name — they were champ. That was a turning point for me because before I realized who I was, I spent a long time wondering why I wasn’t like other girls.

When I was 14, I decided to start a clothing brand to help people express themselves in cool ways. Now I create clothes for and by Black gender nonconforming people. I leave Black gender nonconforming people feeling more connected to a community and feeling more represented through their shopping experience.

My journey has made me realize how alone so many of us have felt in our experience finding our identities. Looking ahead, I hope to rewrite Black history and spark a true fashion revolution within it.