“I founded Memorial Days with a simple idea: the best pieces in a wardrobe aren’t just clothes—they hold memories.

Growing up on the East Coast, I spent most of my summers in or on the water. And every year, Memorial Day weekend marked the start of it all—a time of gratitude, reflection, and the unofficial kickoff to summer.

Those summer nights, my siblings and I would head straight to my grandfather’s closet, searching for the coolest oversized sweatshirt to claim as our own. All perfectly Worn-in, effortless, and impossibly cool, those pieces weren’t just about staying warm—they became part of the experience.

As I got older, I started thinking about the longevity of the pieces in my own wardrobe. What would my future children or grandchildren want to pull from my closet years from now? Not the trendy, mass-produced sweatshirt that would lose its shape in a year, or the one tied to a fleeting moment. I wanted to create something different—a brand with a name people could wear proudly, built on timeless style rather than passing trends, and made with premium materials designed to stand the test of time.

So I launched Memorial Days—a brand rooted in the belief that clothing should be made to last, tell a story, and feel like home.”