FIFA forced Haiti to change their official World Cup kit over imagery of the 1803 Battle of Vertières. Here's why that history matters — and what it means for Haitian heritage brands like TeeCherie.
Kayda Bosse — 22, Haitian, German, and Irish from New Hampshire — just entered the Love Island USA Season 8 villa and caused an immediate scene. We built her a TeeCherie wardrobe before the next recoupling.
May 18th is Haiti Flag Day — the day Haitians worldwide celebrate the blue and red banner that has flown for over 220 years. Here's the history behind the flag, and the best TeeCherie pieces to rep it.
La Citadelle Laferrière is one of the greatest architectural achievements in the Western Hemisphere — a mountain fortress built by freed people to protect their freedom. This week, it was the site of tragedy. We honor both.
If you've ever been to a Haitian party, you know: when Konpa comes on, the room changes. It's more than music — it's the heartbeat of an entire culture. Here's the story of Haiti's greatest gift to the world.
Before there was a Haiti, there was Toussaint L'Ouverture — the formerly enslaved man who outmaneuvered empires, freed an entire island, and changed the course of history. For Black History Month, we're telling his story.
Every January 1st, Haitian families around the world make Soup Joumou — the pumpkin soup that was forbidden to enslaved people under French rule. Today it means freedom. Today it means home.
On November 18, 2025, Haiti defeated Nicaragua 2-0 and officially punched their ticket to the 2026 FIFA World Cup — ending a 51-year absence from football's biggest stage. We still can't stop crying.
October 17th is the anniversary of Dessalines' assassination. He declared Haiti's independence, abolished slavery permanently, and rewrote the flag in blood. This is why we never forget him.
TeeCherie was born in New York, in the heart of the Haitian diaspora. This is our love letter to the community that raised us, fed us, and taught us that culture is worth protecting.
Chelley Bissainthe made history as Love Island USA's first-ever Haitian cast member. She's a model, a day trader, and effortlessly stunning. Here's how we'd dress her in TeeCherie.
