[Primary]
When we started working on
@primarydotcom ,
@meg_wilder was pregnant with our first daughter, Kenna. Thereâs something about having a child on the way that reframes everythingâespecially the question of what kind of world you want them to grow up in. You start noticing all the quiet ways kids are told who to be, what not to feel, what box to fit in. It made the work feel more personalâlike we were designing for her future too.
Primary was founded by two parentsâGalyn and Christinaâwho were tired of clothing that put kids into corners. Blue for boys, pink for girls. Slogans that shouted instead of listened. Fast fashion that wore out before it could be handed down. They imagined something better: clothes that made space for every kind of kid to feel seen, safe, and comfortable from the inside out. Not boys. Not girls. Just kids.
So our partnership with Primary became a dialogue: how do you make a brand that grows with kids, instead of boxing them in? We began with a new logo that gives a subtle nod to their original symbol; a rainbow. We created a cast of flexible, expressive typographic characters named âThe Primariesâ which became the heart of the identityâshapeshifting, morphing, always in motion. The graphic system is built to hold contrast, freedom, and emotion. Our photography style and art direction captured kids as they are: raw, real, and ridiculously themselves. And of course, a color palette that didnât just include everyoneâbut celebrated everyone.
Primary doesnât make clothes to define kids. They make clothes that help them build confidence in who they are. To let them feel big feelings and small ones too. To wear whatever color theyâre feeling today. To grow up with less shame, more joyâand a deep, lasting sense of self. Thatâs what we wanted to design for. Thatâs the world we want our daughter to grow up in.
Live your true colors.
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