Hello! We are Mutiny Custom Clothing - a queer owned, queer made, size inclusive, and affirming fashion company focused on fostering a community of positivity, authenticity, and confidence!
Everything we sell is handmade either by our tailors with Mutiny or our vending partners across the United States. We believe that everyone deserves to feel confident and comfortable in their own body and often that starts with our clothes. All of our garments are made to order as we specialize in customization, whether that be through custom tailored sizing or allowing for you to have a heavy hand in the design elements of your piece.
Everyone derserves to have fun and quality clothes that are as unique as them.
Everyone deserves to be comfortable.
That's why we have made it our mission to ensure that we are as size inclusive as we can be. We offer both curvy form and straight form cuts to almost all of our garments, with our standard sizing starting at extra small and extending all the way to 5X. For those outside of our standard sizing, we have made sure to make custom sizing and tailoring an affordable option for almost anyone who orders from us - just see our listing for a virtual sizing appointment here! Customization is just part of the core of who we are.
Aside from customization and size inclusivity, we also feel it our duty and pleasure to offer affirming options as part of our standard line. Whether cis, nonbinary, fluid, trans, or even if it changes from day to day - it does not matter to us, we want to make sure we have you covered! That's why we have committed to offering both curvy form and straight form tailoring in almost every garment we sell. That's why our head tailor, Jam, designed a collection of packer friendly bottoms and we partnered with our friends at Squidly Co. to offer a specially curated line of quality custom silicone packers to pair with our new pieces. That's why we will be offering our upcoming gaff come June 2026. We made sure that our design offerings tried to cover the entire feasible spectrum that we could fathom. That's why we offer both feminine garments and masculine pieces, several unisex/agender offerings, and a whole slew of fluid options in between.
We are Mutiny Custom Clothing and it is our core belief that everyone deserves to feel radiant, safe, and at ease in their own skin. We want to help people achieve that. Now - What will you let us make for you?
Jam:
Meet Jam Tailor (they/them) - our head designer... head tailor... head operator... Let's just say that if it needs to be imagined, sourced, or created - Jam's the one to get it done! We guess that's why they're our COO!
Although they only officially entered the fashion industry a decade ago, Jam has been passionate about sewing and design their entire life. They attended school for fashion technology from 2017 - 2018 and have been working steadily in the industry ever since - playing a vital and essential role in several small, creative and unique endeavors that had them dabbling in the worlds of swimwear, kink and fetish vinyl fashion, bodybuilding spandex, and even now there are people that personally seek them out for custom cosplay commissions. Who wouldn't want a Jam original?!
As they move more into their own projects and transition into more of a creative lead position and leadership role, Jam seeks to build an authentic, thriving, and inclusive queer community centered on self expression through fashion and art. Being their passionate, nerdy, fascinating, authentic self is such of staple of who Jam is - and it is their ultimate goal to help foster that same confidence and sense of self expression in others. What better way to do that than to share their talents with the community? So, what can Jam make for you?
Tiff:
Meet Tiff (she/her) - I'm just a very tired mom of three trying to make a better life for my kids with my husband. Despite having the chaotic career background of an ADHD squirrel, my focus and experience over the years has centered on business operations and analytical accounting. Also, despite the hetero presenting marriage, I am a very open bisexual who has always felt a deep pull to help and be actively involved with my fellow queer community... Plus my husband has a habit of saying, "I'm just here to support you - now go be your gay self!" So I guess that's how I ended up the CEO of Mutiny before I fully roped Jam into my crazy ideas of what this could be. I am really excited to see what we can build this company, and this community that has already started to form, into. I know we are all going to do great things.