Our story

The story behind
Best Day Ever Kids

It started with a little girl who dressed like herself.

Afton, founder of Best Day Ever Kids, on a couch at home with her daughter and son
Afton's daughter as a toddler in pink butterfly sunglasses, a fur-collared denim jacket, a pink tulle dress and a red purse, blowing a kiss

How it started

Nothing matched.
It worked.

When my daughter was little, she’d disappear into her room and come back wearing the most incredible outfits.

Nothing matched. At least not by grown-up standards.

She’d layer all her favorite things together—rainbows, leopard print, bright colors, sparkles, stripes. And somehow… it worked.

She wasn’t thinking about trends or whether things “went together.” She was dressing like herself.

Watching her made me realize something

What kids
already know

  1. Kids are naturally creative.

  2. They’re fearless.

  3. They’re expressive.

  4. They don’t care about rules

    …until adults teach them there are rules.

Hi, I’m Afton

A brand made for
kids like her

I’d spent years working in children’s apparel design and learning what kids actually love to wear. But most stores were filled with carefully coordinated outfits designed to look the way adults thought kids should dress.

Meanwhile, real kids were mixing prints, layering favorites, and creating combinations nobody would’ve planned.

That’s where Best Day Ever Kids came from. I wanted to build the kind of brand my daughter would love—full of color, personality, creativity, and pieces kids can make their own.

The funny thing is, she still inspires almost everything we do. Every time I find a piece that’s a little unexpected, playful, or weird, I think about those outfits she’d put together in her room.

And if you’re here, I’m guessing your kid is one of those kids too. Thanks for being here.

xo, Afton · Founder + Mom

P.S.

We’d love to see how your little original styles their new pieces. Tag @bestdayeverkids when your order arrives. Bonus points for unexpected print mixing.

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