“RareHaus wasn’t designed for mass appeal. It was designed for creative survival.”

We don’t look like a traditional brand because we’re not one. We’re a small circle of designers, artists, and recovering students doing everything—from product naming and package mockups to artist coaching and social resistance. We’re designing a space for those who’ve never had one.

RareHaus is built by and for creatives—neurodivergent minds, queer souls, marginalized communities, and exhausted artists who were told they wouldn’t make it. We believe in art that talks back, merch with meaning, and self-care that feels like rebellion.

We’re not afraid of color. We’re not afraid of opinions. And we’re definitely not afraid of saying the quiet part loud.

Our products are weird, funny, empowering, and blunt. Our collections are designed to uplift student artists and creatives who still believe in something better. Everything we make carries a bit of chaos—and a whole lot of intention.

We don’t make products in-house (yet), but we’ve partnered with ethical production providers across the U.S. to fulfill orders while we build the real RareHaus—an Appalachian-based, multi-studio art facility with a gallery, retail store, and stage for emerging voices.

Until then, RareHaus is the scaffolding.

We’re the anti-brand brand.
We’re the blueprint, the rebellion, the “what if?”
We’re not here to be perfect.
We’re here to be possible.