Who & Why

Hi everyone,

Welcome to my first Blog Post!

Have you ever struggled to find a hat that not only looks great but also represents something meaningful? That's exactly why I created CHAP-OH, a brand that goes beyond fashion to celebrate and empower the disabled community.

I'm thrilled to share the launch of CHAP-OH with you, a project very close to my heart. As a mom of two, with my partner raising his two wonderful children, our life is a whirlwind of activity, chaos, and endless fun. From swimming and skating lessons to piano classes,  I am always out and about, making memories and embracing the beautiful mess of everyday life.

My partner has always been my rock and supportive of every project I dream up, and his unwavering encouragement is one of the many reasons I launched this business without fear. I wanted to start a home-based venture that would not only allow me the flexibility to coordinate school runs, daycare, and extracurricular activities, but also create a space where I can share my journey of balancing motherhood, entrepreneurship, and life on the go.

One of the many blessings in my life is that our home is fully accessible, which makes the day-to-day logistics a lot easier. It's one less thing to worry about, especially when planning our annual family trips abroad with the kids. An online store felt like the perfect move to bring my passion to life while staying connected with you all, no matter where our adventures take us.

I'm so happy to share that my first month as a business owner has been nothing short of amazing. Your support has been, as always, incredible, and I'm excited to take you along on this journey as CHAP-OH grows and evolves. Keep sending pictures of yourself wearing CHAP-OH hats, you have no idea how it makes me happy!

Thank you for being part of our story. I can't wait to share more of my experiences, the challenges, and the joys with you in the coming posts. 

I invite you to be part of this journey. Follow along as we grow, share your thoughts, and help spread awareness. 

Talk soon,

Amelie