Pink Palm Puff: A Teen-Founded, TikTok-Viral Fashion Brand – Latest Fashion Trends & Style Tips August 29, 2025 at 08:30PM

📰 Pink Palm Puff: A Teen-Founded, TikTok-Viral Fashion Brand

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Pink Palm Puff
Headquarters: Toronto, Canada
E-commerce: pinkpalmpuff.com
Social Media: Instagram

What: An apparel brand that found virality with tweens across TikTok and YouTube.

Price Range: $50 - $100

Founder: Lily Balaisis

Origin Story: Then-15-year-old Lily Balaisis founded Pink Palm Puff in 2023. Designed in sunny Southern California and crafted with the artistic flair of Valencia, Spain in mind, the brand's hoodies are more than just clothing; they're a statement of youth, identity and unity. With offerings including loungewear, swimwear and pajamas, Pink Palm Puff has made an imprint on the tween market, becoming a must-have staple for Gen Alpha customers. 

PR Representation: CLD PR

How to get in touch: team@pinkpalmpuff.com

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