Good Niche Co. is a clothing and accessories company based on the pillars of art, science, and generosity. Designs like watercolor paintings of toads, isopods, opossums and other niche interest wildlife grace beautiful skirts, comfy shirts, tea towels, stickers, and more!

Good Niche not only helps you feel good, surrounding yourself with the unique things you love, but do good. A percentage of sales will go to the betterment of those interests (e.g. a toad skirt sale will benefit a local wildlife rehab; a pangolin shirt will give to a pangolin rescue non-profit).

Good Niche Co. started with Wisconsin artist, Christy Grace and her love for unique creatures. She couldn't find a lot of toad specific clothes which got her thinking about creating her own patterns and designs. Meeting other reptile/amphibian/creepy-crawly/nature devotees like herself, Christy knew how they adore these niche interests and proudly share the love for them. Being able to support non-profits only adds to the good! The toad pattern is just the beginning!

Christy has a lot of expertise with artistic skills but not as much experience with sewing so she went to someone who has helped her weird clothing ideas come to life the past: her mother, Lucy! 

Good Niche is also working with Printful, a print on demand shop, and a lovely textile company in India.

 Also joining us is Christy's sister, Becky, who will help organize, streamline, and do other business support so that Christy can keep focus on making more niche art to share with you all!

There are three accepted pronunciations of niche, most commonly: 'nich, rhymes with itch' and 'nēsh, rhymes with sheesh'. Creator of Good Niche Co., Christy, says it like the sheesh version but is just fine with whatever's most comfortable for you.

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Niche from Merriam-Webster:

1 a: a recess in a wall especially for a statue, b: something (such as a sheltered or private space) that resembles a recess in a wall

2 a: a place, employment, status, or activity for which a person or thing is best fitted 'finally found her niche', b: a habitat supplying the factors necessary for the existence of an organism or species, c: the ecological role of an organism in a community especially in regard to food consumption, d: a specialized market

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