Kirrin Finch

Introducing our latest Dapper Scout, Kihana Wilson (she/her), an inspiring astrophysicist, writer, and science communicator! As a Black, masculine-presenting queer woman, Kihana deeply believes in the power of representation and is passionate about making science more accessible to underrepresented groups. 🌌 Kihana shares her journey of overcoming barriers in the STEM field, dispelling misconceptions about scientists, and embracing her unique gender expression through her style. Her story is a powerful reminder that authenticity and self-confidence are key to breaking barriers and thriving in any field. #RepresentationMatters #STEM #LGBTQ #FashionWithPurpose #KirrinFinch #DapperScout https://lnkd.in/e-Q6kBwj

We are thrilled to announce and celebrate our longstanding community partner and Kirrin Finch Dapper Scout, Jaymes Black (all pronouns), as the new CEO of The Trevor Project! Jaymes is making history as the first Black and first nonbinary CEO of the organization. With over 20 years of leadership experience, Jaymes brings a wealth of knowledge in LGBTQ advocacy, business and community leadership, and nonprofit management. Jaymes' dedication to creating a world where LGBTQ youth feel safe, accepted, and free to thrive aligns perfectly with the mission of both Kirrin Finch and The Trevor Project. Their lived experience as a Black nonbinary queer person and their professional background make them an exceptional fit for this role. Join us in congratulating Jaymes on this remarkable achievement. We look forward to seeing the incredible impact they will have on The Trevor Project and the lives of LGBTQ young people. 🎉 👏 #LGBTQ #Leadership #TheTrevorProject #Pride #Community https://lnkd.in/eMQ4Z2EA

June’s revelry and rainbows are an important time to celebrate and soak up the beauty and vibrancy of our community, but the queer experience doesn’t exist solely in a month. All year round, each and every day, we here at Kirrin Finch move through the world as queer people and queer allies. It’s imperative that we pause and highlight the work that needs to be done to lift up and protect our rights and safety. Pride started as a riot because our community was under attack, and the need to stand up and fight back is just as important today. Recent threats to our community are meant to intimidate, scare, and prevent us from living authentically. They are very real, and sadly, they are escalating by the day. We’re also disappointed to see a growing trend of companies and organizations shying away from showing up for the LGBTQ community due to hateful rhetoric. At Kirrin Finch, we recognize the importance of showing up all year long. We’re living it. We approach our social giveback strategy through three different pillars: donating time, sharing stories and resources with and about the community, and philanthropic giving to LGBTQ organizations. Today, we ask you to join us in living with pride every day by celebrating some of our amazing community partners as Kirrin Finch “gives them their flowers!” #futureoffashion #LGBTQ #advocacy #giveback

Meet Kirrin Finch: a Brooklyn-based, queer woman-owned clothing company founded by Laura Moffat and Kelly Sanders Moffat. Frustrated by the lack of gender-defying fashion, we created menswear-inspired apparel designed to fit female, trans and non-binary bodies. At Kirrin Finch, community building is at the core of who we are as a brand. Inspired by iconic literary tomboys like Georgina Kirrin and Scout Finch, our mission is to empower folks to express themselves authentically. Kirrin Finch combines menswear aesthetics with perfect fits for all bodies, ensuring everyone feels represented. Discover more in our video below, and follow us to keep in touch as we push the boundaries of fashion, gender, and business. With love,  Your friends at Kirrin Finch