ABOUT MARE

Mare Modern Goods is a destination for modern equestrian design and gifts for horse lovers. Our products feature original artwork and patterns with bold, bright colors and are inspired by horses and riders in the equestrian community. 

OUR MISSION

At Mare Modern Goods, our mission is to create beautiful, well designed products that tell the story of the human-horse connection. We work, every single day, to uplift our community and bring a positive voice to the equestrian world. We believe that everyone who has a desire to, belongs in the equestrian world and we are committed to supporting and showcasing every kind of rider and horse. 

WHAT INSPIRES US

At Mare, we believe stories connect us as human beings and we celebrate the many ways horses can transform our human lives by sharing powerful stories of the human-horse connection. The stories and the brand come together through the patterns and illustrations created that are inspired by horses who have touched our lives. Please visit our page Pony Tales to read the stories behind our collections.

PART OF A BIGGER HERD

 We believe in giving back to our community as part of our business and support several non-profit organizations whose offerings include caring for neglected horses, providing therapeutic riding programs for children and adults in need and other similar missions. If you are interested in partnering with us, please get in touch.

OUR FOUNDER

I was 12 years old when I encountered the power of horses and their ability to transform our lives. At a time when I was struggling with severe anxiety and nothing else could reach me, my horse did…and I’m not alone. There are countless people who have been transformed by their experiences with horses and it is undeniable the powerful lessons we can learn through horsemanship. Patience, flexibility, perseverance, responsibility, balance and confidence are just a few.

To learn more about Mare, check out this interview from VoyageATL or listen to this podcast from Beyond The Saddle .

To read about Mary’s personal story, go here.