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Chewylou Designs is a clothing line created to exemplify the good qualities that we could all work to develop or enhance in ourselves. What does it mean to LIVE like Chewylou? We Love, Inspire, Value and Embrace life. How do we keep our EGO in check? With Enthusiasm, Gratitude and Optimism! The mission of the Chewylou Designs clothing line is to inspire goodness through positive thought and promote physical and spiritual strength. Because we like to do good while looking good, Chewylou Designs actively supports a variety of non-profit charitable organizations. All of our screenprinting is done at Michael’s Garden, a local production center which provides vocational opportunities to adults with special needs. We also donate a portion of our proceeds to organizations such as Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Planting Peace, The Faces of Hope and the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research. These are thoughts and stories behind the brand. Hope, dream and have faith!

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

Matters of the heart

As with most of the Chewylou Designs collection, the “heart” shirt is one that has a particularly personal origination for me. Hope, empathy, appreciation, resilience, trust – all are qualities the members of my family learned very early on and have always held dear. It starts with my sister Nadine,

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

Smile first and win with kindness

Two of the earlier designs in the Chewylou line are “Smile First” and “Kindness Wins” (find both in our sale section right now). While they may not follow the acronym style of most of our tees, they definitely do work to spread positivity and goodwill. The story behind “Smile First” is pretty damn s

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

What it means to GIVE

Last spring, while attending a fundraiser for autism hosted by Major League Baseball players’ wives in Scottsdale, I had the pleasure of meeting Atlanta Braves pitcher Tim Hudson’s wife, Kim. She is an absolute doll and we hit it off immediately. In addition to volunteering with Make-A-Wish Foundat

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

Melinda Joy is doing a Chewylou Giveaway!

Want a chance to win one of our fab tees? Check our friend Melinda Joy’s blog. Then visit our shop at www.chewylou.com/shop and go tell Melinda which is your favorite design. Personally, we’re digging our new GIVE shirt for the holiday season (proceeds benefit the Hudson Family Foundation) but we’l

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

2009 Daytime Emmy Awards Official Gifting Lounge

We had sooooo much fun being an official sponsor of the Daytime Emmy Awards gifting suite last fall. Take a look at all our new BFFs… oh, and while you’re there, wanna fan us, too?

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

Hummingbird Marriann

In the minutes shortly after my Mother passed away at Hospice on a Saturday in the early fall of 2009, after I kissed her for what seemed like a million times, I walked outside to make the “phone call”. You know the one I mean, the one you pray that you’ll never receive, and the [...]

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

Working it

Denise Richards working it in our BREATHE tee (and making it look easy!):

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

Gilles Marini is dreamy

Ok, so our Gilles love does run deep but it’s not unfounded. Alyssa first met Gilles when Chewylou landed the opportunity to be a sponsor of the Daytime Emmy Awards Official Gift Lounge. Sparks were flying but shirts were going on. Whatever, we’ll take it. He’s a gorgeous man and makes this shirt lo

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Chewylou Designs · 2Y ago

It began with my EGO

In early 2002, with a three year old son, a one year old daughter and an intense love for yoga, I decided it was time to get my yoga teaching certification. Six months later, I began teaching yoga part time. Shortly after that, I began working with professional athletes who needed to improve flexibi

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