When Christine got her first daughter, she was fighting hard against dressing her in gender stereotypical clothes. Her little one was wearing a lot of blue and sweaters with cars and rockets. When her daughter grew older, it became more and more difficult to find clothes with inspiring patterns. 

Christine has an engineering background and works in the tech industry for almost a decade. She loves bringing people together at local meetup events and share her passion for programming and industry trends. Of course she wants to introduce her kids to tech as well. Since sewing is her hobby and passion, she thought, why not using their clothes as a starting point. 

"In my family we use any chance to inspire our kids for science and technology, to understand our world and to shape them. Why shouldn't kids stack building blocks and wear atoms to learn how nature builds the things around us? "

She started to explore the idea of creating the garments that she couldn't find. Clothes that show science and engineering related patterns that could spark a conversation.

"My daughters don't have to become engineers. However, I want them to explore the world with curious open eyes. They can still work in science :) "

Together with her friend Mariana Bocoi she designed the first patterns which you can see in our collection.