StinkyKids™ – A brand that can go anywhere!! A brand built around 10 diverse characters; little stinKers sharing a philosophy of making right choices, and spreading their motto.
‘Always Be A Leader Of Good’™
StinkyKids™ – A brand that can go anywhere!! A brand built around 10 diverse characters; little stinKers sharing a philosophy of making right choices, and spreading their motto.
‘Always Be A Leader Of Good’™
July 17, 2007 – ATLANTA - The Dikembe Mutombo Foundation received a recent donation of 40 kids t-shirts from Atlanta apparel company StinkyKids. The shirts with a positive message for kids – “Always be a Leader of Good!” – were donated to the Caro Orphanage in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. This is the birthplace of NBA player for the Houston Rockets and former Atlanta Hawks All- Star, Dikembe Mutombo.
“This is an honor for me personally and for StinkyKids, “said Menzies. “My dream was always to bring messages of good from the mouths of babes, if you will, to children around the world. The Mutombo Foundation has helped make my dream a reality.”
A portion of StinkyKids profits go towards the fight against cancer.
June 27, 2007 – ATLANTA - Children’s clothing designer Britt Menzies’ hand-drawn, cartoon-like creations on t-shirts with the message, “Always be a leader of good,” have been making waves in boutiques across the Southeast and now in the Caribbean. The Ritz-Carlton, San Juan Hotel, Spa & Casino in Puerto Rico has recently begun carrying the StinkyKids upscale t-shirts.
“We are thrilled to have our product associated with The Ritz-Carlton brand and available to their guests and travelers from all over the world,” said Britt Menzies, founder of StinkyKids™. “While we are focused on expanding our distribution throughout the Southeast and target markets in the U.S., we hope to one day make our collection available around the globe, especially with our “Always be a leader of good” message as we believe in sharing it with the children of the world.”
‘Because there is a ‘little stinker in all of us’