Our mission is to provide children with the best childhood possible—full of fun, love, and understanding. We want to inspire them to treat life as a constant adventure, awaken curiosity about the world, encourage openness to new experiences, and show reality through the eyes of a child.

The creation of my brand, Happymess , For me, creating children's items that are original, practical, and bring joy to children has been a dream come true. From the very beginning, I knew I wanted to create in harmony with myself, using natural and organic materials (my favorites are wool and organic cotton) and sewing them locally in Poland and Europe. With the support of talented designers, with whom we understand each other almost without words, I manage to create unique and thoughtful pieces that I personally choose for my two daughters, Laura and Flavia. Working on my own brand and becoming a mother have allowed me to discover enormous strength and determination within myself, taught me creativity, and given me the satisfaction of fulfilling the diverse roles I play in life. It gives me immense joy to share this path and its results with you.

Our products reflect what's important to us: colors, patterns, and unique solutions, as well as a demonstration of humanity's closeness to nature and the joy it brings.

We support all children: explorers, the curious, the brave, the dreamers, and the artists. We strive to allow children to be themselves and support them in developing their personalities and passions. We believe in a true childhood spent actively close to nature. We want to explore it together with children so they can derive joy from it.

The name Happymess came about spontaneously and naturally, while searching for a word that comes to mind about childhood and parenting.

The word, of course , was happiness . However, we all know that childhood isn't just about beautiful and happy moments, but also a mix of chaos and daily confusion. Therefore, adding the word "mess" to happiness created the play on words the brand's founder intended.