US feminist clothing line Kiddbell celebrated its three-year anniversary with a party in September, and Doc Johnson was among the participants. Kiddbell was founded by designer, artist, and activist Whitney Bell, and it has gained major traction and social-media acclaim with shirts saying things such as ‘The Future is Nonbinary’, ‘Let Boys be Feminine’, and ‘Support Trans Youth’.
The party was held in Los Angeles on September 6th to celebrate how far the brand has come in three years, and Doc Johnson’s pop up showcased toys such as Tryst, iVibe Select vibrators, Buzz, and GoodHead sprays. At the event, which also included pop ups from brands such as Foria, Costanté, and Proclaim, Kiddbell announced that it would henceforth be known by a new name—Us By Design. Nothing regarding the company’s ethics, charity work, or designs will change; just its name.
“Doc Johnson really enjoyed this opportunity to participate alongside Us By Design and other local businesses,” said Thao Dipolito, Doc Johnson marketing manager. “This audience was comprised of young people who care about pleasure and have educated themselves on the importance of sexual health and wellness.”
