I’ve wanted to start a clothing brand for as long as I can remember. Growing up, I saw the same basic designs everywhere—nothing unique, nothing meaningful. I knew I wanted to create something different.

I started designing my own clothes, and a lot of people doubted me. They said my designs weren’t good enough and that I should quit. But I kept going.

Before Frith, I started two brands that failed. It hurt my confidence, but at 13 years old, I decided to fully commit to what I love.

That’s when I created Frith.

Frith means peace, protection, and refuge. It’s more than clothing—it’s a message. In a world full of violence and negativity, Frith stands for peace, protecting others, and being a safe space for those who need it.

Frith isn’t just a brand. It’s a purpose. And I’m just getting started.