Baygie began in 2020, when Kaylin was just 11 years old.
What started as a creative idea became a real business: a place where she could turn the things she loved into playful designs people could wear, use, and share. She ran the site for several years, learning how to build a brand, design products, and spread awareness about her brand through social media.
As school became more demanding, Kaylin stepped away from Baygie to focus on musical theater, cello, varsity sports, and everything else that came with growing up. But the idea never fully left her.
In 2026, she decided to bring Baygie back.
The revived collection is inspired by food, animals, music, humor, science puns, and the small things that make everyday life more fun. Most designs came from favorite snacks, pets with oversized personalities, or phrases that felt too funny not to put on a shirt.
Kaylin personally reviewed every design in the collection and created some of them herself. She also took inspiration from her love for science to create apparel for science-loving nerds like herself.
Baygie is not about taking fashion too seriously. It is about wearing something with personality, whether that is a taco cat, a cup of boba, a dramatic dumpling, or a design that only your closest friends fully understand.
What began as an 11-year-old’s creative experiment is now a revived brand shaped by years of growing up, trying new things, and finding her own voice.
Because of Kaylin's love for biochemistry and neuroscience, a portion of Baygie’s proceeds are donated to charitable organizations the support research and advancements in these fields.
Baygie exists to make everyday products feel more personal, playful, and joyful.
To read more about Kaylin's love for biochemistry and neuroscience, including the ideas, discoveries, and questions that inspire her, visit her blog The Mind and Motion Project.