Showing 1–40 of 139 results
Shopping the Full Mixed Emotions Catalog
Every piece Mixed Emotions makes runs through the same design logic: hand-set rhinestones next to spray-paint graffiti, glam and rough sitting on the same garment instead of picking one lane. That’s the thread that ties a crystal-covered hoodie to a pair of monogram denim jeans to a matched tracksuit, even though the categories look different from each other on the surface. This page is the full catalog in one place, organized by category rather than by drop, for anyone who’d rather browse the whole thing at once instead of jumping between individual category pages. More on how the brand got started is on the About Us page.
How the catalog is organized
Tops split into Mixed Emotions Hoodie and Mixed Emotions Shirt categories, heavyweight fleece against lighter cotton. Bottoms split further, into Mixed Emotions Shorts and Mixed Emotions Sweatpants, each built from a different fabric for a different season. For something with more structure, Mixed Emotions Jeans covers the denim side of the catalog. Then there are the two matched-set categories, Mixed Emotions Short Set and Mixed Emotions Tracksuits, where the top and bottom are cut from the same fabric and graphic so the pairing is already done. All seven categories run true to size, S to XL.
What actually connects the pieces
The rhinestone and graffiti graphics aren’t confined to one category. A cherub or crown print set in crystals shows up on a hoodie, a pair of shorts, and a pair of jeans in slightly different forms, which means pieces from different categories often end up matching without being sold as an official set. The acid wash treatment on some hoodies has a denim equivalent in the monogram jeans, and the paint-splatter graffiti print carries across hoodies, shorts and sweatpants alike. Buying across categories instead of sticking to one is usually how a full outfit comes together here.
Fabric across the catalog
Three fabric bases cover almost everything: heavyweight fleece for hoodies, sweatpants and tracksuits, a lighter cotton blend for shirts and short set tops, and denim or twill for jeans. Rhinestones are hand set rather than printed across every category that uses them, so care is the same regardless of whether it’s a hoodie or a pair of shorts: cold wash, inside out, skip the high heat on the dryer.
Sizing across categories
Every category runs the same size range, S to XL, true to size. Fit varies by piece rather than by category as a whole. A hoodie and a pair of sweatpants that fit you well in the same size are a reasonable starting point for shirts, shorts and jeans, but the specific fit note on each product page is worth checking before ordering multiple categories at once.
Restocks and buying across the catalog
Drops go up in small batches across every category, not just the newest one. Hoodies and short sets tend to move fastest, jeans and tracksuits stay available a little longer since they’re smaller categories to begin with. There’s no posted restock schedule, so the safest approach when building an outfit across categories is buying each piece while it’s in stock rather than waiting to complete the set later.
Who the catalog suits
Most of what’s here works for anyone who wants a graphic-heavy piece without committing to it being the only thing they wear. The fleece side, hoodies, sweatpants and tracksuits, suits colder months and a more relaxed daily rotation. Shirts, shorts and jeans cover the lighter half of the year, or layering underneath the fleece pieces once it gets cold. Short sets and tracksuits are the easiest starting point for anyone who wants a full outfit without having to mix and match categories themselves, while shoppers who already know their preferred fabric weight can go straight to that single category instead.
Catalog FAQ
Do all categories use the same size range?
Yes, every category runs S to XL, true to size. Fit differs by individual piece rather than by category.
Can I mix pieces from different categories into one outfit?
That’s how most of the catalog is meant to work. The same rhinestone and graffiti graphics show up across hoodies, shorts, jeans and sweatpants, so pieces from different categories often match without being sold as a set.
What’s the difference between a short set or tracksuit and buying pieces separately?
A short set or tracksuit ships as a pre-matched top and bottom cut from the same fabric batch. Buying separately from different categories gives more flexibility but takes more matching on your end.
How should I care for rhinestone pieces regardless of category?
Cold wash, inside out, and a low tumble or air dry instead of high heat. That applies the same way whether it’s a hoodie, a pair of shorts or a pair of jeans.
Where do I go to see just one category at a time?
Each category listed above links to its own page, or the Shop page lists everything in one scrollable view.