Design That Speaks From the Heart

OUR STORY

Since 1928

Since 1786

Inspired by the gentle strength of Robert Burns, we craft wearable words that speak to the heart. What began as poetry shared by candlelight now lives on in quiet prints and thoughtful gifts — made for moms, meant for moments.

We believe, like Eric Berne, that every kind word is a stroke — a social signal that says “I see you.” Our bands carry those strokes: small, visible tokens of care, affirmation, and emotional warmth.

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Since 2025

Born from quiet moments and bold ideas, our brand began with a simple question: how can design carry care? In 2025, we turned that question into wearable words — thoughtful, gentle, and full of meaning.

Core Values

We believe design should feel — not just look. Every word we print carries warmth, recognition, and quiet strength. Inspired by Robert Burns’s tenderness and Eric Berne’s strokes of care, we craft objects that speak gently and stay close.

Kindness is our material. Clarity is our shape. Emotional connection is our goal. Whether it’s a gift for mom or a moment for yourself, our work begins with empathy — and ends with meaning.

Our Community

We’re more than a store — we’re a circle of kindness. From moms to makers, every voice shapes what we do. Our prints carry real stories, shared smiles, and quiet strength — worn proudly, passed gently.

Like Eric Berne’s strokes, each message is a moment of recognition. Like Robert Burns’s verse, each design holds feeling. Together, we build a space where care is visible — and everyone belongs.

  • We started with a question, not a business plan. What if design could feel like a hug? What if a tiny print could carry a whole story? What if moms — and everyone who loves like one — had something gentle to wear?
    Turns out, it’s possible. Turns out, it matters.
    Thanks for reading. Thanks for feeling.
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    Nik PV
    Founder, dreamer, occasional overthinker