In this episode, Parker sits down with Jeff Chisholm, president of Little Hometown, a baby brand that designs locally themed blankets, onesies, PJs, and bibs featuring over 200 unique regional designs across the U.S.. Unlike many e-commerce brands, Little Hometown has never been on Amazon or Walmart, choosing instead to partner with independent retailers to grow its business.

After years in corporate America, working in strategy, sales, and consulting, he took a leap into entrepreneurship—first with an Amazon-based business that exploded, then collapsed. That experience shaped his approach to building Little Hometown, a brand that thrives by being different, staying off mass marketplaces, and focusing on quality, nostalgia, and strong retail partnerships.

Tune in to hear Jeff’s practical tips on building a profitable, niche baby brand.

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What was covered:

The rise and fall of his first e-commerce venture
Why Little Hometown refuses to sell on Amazon and Walmart
How they’ve grown to over 2,000 independent retail partners
The power of regional, nostalgia-driven product design
How seasonality impacts marketing spend and how they adjust
Jeff’s data-driven approach to ads and customer retention

Little Hometown & Jeff Chisholm Links:

Website: https://www.littlehometown.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlehometown/

Parker Links:

Website: https://www.parkertnash.com

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/-parkernash

Bye bye corporate, hello baby brand, Jeff Chisholm, Little Hometown