Men’s jackets. Kids’ snow pants. Sizing “guesswork.” If you didn’t fit the so-called “standard,” you were stuck making it work.
I didn’t want cute gear. I wanted performance. I wanted outerwear that actually fit, not something I had to squeeze into.
So I grabbed a pen and started sketching. Not because I thought I could start a brand. But because I was done waiting for someone else to fix it.
The sketches weren't pretty. But they were the start of everything..”
From frustration to vision
The first lines were rough. But they carried something bigger, a vision that women could finally have gear built for them.
The sketches were proof that something better was possible.
More than a drawing
- Performance over pretty.
- Real bodies over standard sizes.
- Ambition over compromise.
Those choices became the foundation for Nexarina.
The first step in the build
From that sketch came prototypes, fit tests, failed samples, and late nights. Over and over again until the gear was finally ready.
It all started here: refusing to settle. Picking up a pen. Deciding to build what didn’t exist yet.