Our Story

Famous for our signature leopard and lightning bolt print and vibrant designs, we are a purpose led fashion brand with the power to change the way you feel, created by Jo Tutchener-Sharp, founder and previous MD of Beauty Seen PR.

FROM SOMETHING DARK CAME SOMETHING LIGHT.

With our womenswear division now being at the forefront of our brand and available in both Liberty, London as well as our flagship shop in Marlow, it’s now hard to remember that Scamp & Dude actually started life as a kids' brand. Jo Tutchener-Sharp launched Scamp & Dude in 2016 after being separated from her children during a lengthy stay in hospital undergoing life saving brain surgery. It was this brush with death, and missing her children, that made Jo determined to give back, and create a brand that helps children feel more secure by filling them with superpowers when apart from their loved ones.

We've always enjoyed bringing joy to your wardrobe through mood-boosting colours, vibrant prints and flattering fits to make you feel, as well as look good. Feel good fashion is what we do best.

But we are so much more than just a fashion brand. For each Superhero Sleep Buddy sold, another is donated to a child who has lost a parent or is seriously ill themselves. Likewise, for the Super Scarves, for every scarf sold, another is donated to a woman with cancer or a mother of a child with cancer.

So far we have donated over 5000 Superhero Sleep Buddies, over 10,000 Super Scarves and over 600k worth of superpower infused sweatshirts to those in need.

Our community (ie YOU) is at the heart of everything we do and we are so grateful for your support. Thank you for being part of our story and for enabling us to spread the superpowers far and wide.

A MESSAGE FROM OUR FOUNDER, JO

IN THE PRESS

SUPERHERO SLEEP BUDDIES

Did you know that for every Superhero Sleep Buddy sold, we donate another to a child in need? Designed to help kids with separation anxiety, for every Superhero Sleep Buddy sold, we donate another to a child who has lost a parent, or who is seriously ill themselves.