I created Soft Soul Collective as a way to connect with people who care about growth, reflection, and putting more loving energy into the world, especially at a time when it can feel easier to harden up. This space is for people who are learning how to stay soft and open anyway.

These days, that looks like a whole lot of dye. I hand-dye and rework thrifted and vintage clothing in my home studio in Loveland, Colorado, giving pieces that already lived one life a second one, full of color.

Honestly, this work has become a practice for me. I fold, tie, and choose the colors, but I never really know what's waiting until I unwrap a shirt. Sometimes it's exactly what I pictured. More often it's something I never could have planned. Learning to love those surprises, and to let go of needing the outcome to be perfect, has softened me in ways I didn't expect.

It's also my small way of pushing back against fast fashion, an industry that's taking a real toll on this beautiful planet of ours. Instead of making more, I'd rather slow down and care deeply for what already exists. Every piece is made slowly and intentionally, and my hope is that it gets worn that way too: kept, loved, mended, and passed along.

Soft Soul Collective exists to celebrate healing, softness, and the ongoing journey of becoming more yourself, one colorful, imperfect, made-with-love piece at a time.