We Are Chimmi

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Our mission is to support that hustle through inspirational storytelling, our own brand and other independent businesses. We foster meaningful partnerships to grow together as a community and to pave the way for generations to come. does not exist without immigrants, we are pledging 10% of our net profits to various organizations who support immigrants and marginalized communities.

Nostalgia hit us hard. So we designed our latest collection around fruits our parents lovingly cut for us growing. Which...
02/25/2026

Nostalgia hit us hard. So we designed our latest collection around fruits our parents lovingly cut for us growing. Which fruit symbolizes this for you? 🥭🍑🍉🍎

Staying in, staying warm, and taking styling notes from during this nor’easter blizzard. 🥶
02/23/2026

Staying in, staying warm, and taking styling notes from during this nor’easter blizzard. 🥶

02/21/2026

Tara Roberts () is an award-winning storyteller, explorer, and the host and producer of the podcast . Roberts started her career as an editor for well known publications like CosmoGirl, Essence, Ebony and Heart & Soul magazines, edited several books for girls, and even started her own magazine. But in her recent work, Roberts spends time researching a painful past and diving with a group of Black scuba divers as they search for slave shipwrecks around the world from the transatlantic slave trade.

Roberts documented her journey, which turned into a six-part, National Geographic podcast and resulted her in being named 2022’s Rolex National Geographic Explorer of the Year. She became the first Black woman explorer to ever be featured on the cover of National Geographic.

In ’s podcast , Roberts talks about the shock of her discoveries during her journey, including the 1.8 million enslaved Africans who perished at sea before ever reaching land.

In an interview with ABC13, Roberts said “What I’m trying to do - these divers, these historians, these archaeologists - we’re trying to expand the historical record.” She continues on to say “We are trying to fill in the gaps and tell a more complete story of this important moment that happened in our history. The transatlantic slave trade is one of the most monumental events in human history. It really shaped the world that we have today.”

“Into The Depths” traces the lasting legacy of the global slave trade, connecting Africa, Europe, North America, and South America in a shared history of trauma, resistance, and rediscovery. The podcast can be found on major platforms.

Source: National Geographic, ABC13, The Optimist Project Podcast

02/18/2026

🍰 Pastry lesson alert from .chenny who demonstrates how to make her fluffy chiffon cake in our How They Say I Love You Sweatshirt.🍰

02/17/2026

Happy new year!!! 🧧🐴🏮🐲💃🏻💃🏻💃🏻

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Today is New Year’s Eve and many families are preparing to ring in the year of the horse with their loved ones. As we do...
02/17/2026

Today is New Year’s Eve and many families are preparing to ring in the year of the horse with their loved ones. As we do the same, we’re reminded of traditions our parents have passed down to us and the love they showed us growing up. We’ve honored the tradition of unspoken gestures of love through our How They Save I Love You collection. Learn more in the link in our bio. 🥭🍊🍉🍓🍑🍇🍒🍈

We’re excited to announce that On Healing Land, Birds Perch, (Đất Lành Chim Đậu), (), directed by Naja Pham Lockwood (),...
02/16/2026

We’re excited to announce that On Healing Land, Birds Perch, (Đất Lành Chim Đậu), (), directed by Naja Pham Lockwood (), will be available to watch complementary through L.A. Times Short Docs starting on Tuesday, February 17th, Lunar New Year 2026.

Through the lens of Eddie Adams’ Pulitzer Prize–winning photograph, Saigon Ex*****on, the film examines the lingering trauma of the Vietnam War and the complex, ongoing journey toward healing. While this story emerges from Vietnam, its echoes remain painfully present in today’s conflicts, as communities around the world continue to search for safety, dignity, and peace. And what does it mean to be Americans as refugees?

Our How They Say I Love You Shirts are inspired by our parents’ unspoken gestures of love. Cut fruits like Asian pears, ...
02/15/2026

Our How They Say I Love You Shirts are inspired by our parents’ unspoken gestures of love. Cut fruits like Asian pears, mangos, and persimmons were prepared by our parents without us even asking for it. We didn’t realize it back then, but that was how they said I love you. 🥹
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02/14/2026

Find someone who will ride with you forever. ❤️❤️❤️

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We like all bunnies, good and bad. 🐰
02/11/2026

We like all bunnies, good and bad. 🐰

Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio () already made history this year by becoming the first artist to win Album of the Year f...
02/08/2026

Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio () already made history this year by becoming the first artist to win Album of the Year for an all-Spanish language project with the critically acclaimed “Debí Tirar Más Fotos” at the 68th Grammy Awards. The album title translates to “I Should’ve Taken More Photos” in English, with songs touching on themes of gentrification, colonialism, and cultural reclamation.
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Tune in tonight as he makes history again headlining the Super Bowl LX halftime show. 🕺🏻🇵🇷 🇵🇷 🇵🇷
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