Athlete-Designed Gear

Our Story: Where Family, Art & Lacrosse Meet

Coast 2 Coast LAX USA was created from a perfect mix of sports, creativity, and family tradition.
It all began at a lacrosse tournament on Long Island when Jackson, then just nine, looked up and said, “Let’s make our own brand.”

That spark became a movement and a family mission.

Today, Jackson (12), Jameson (11), and Catalina (9) are the creative team behind every design. With help from their mom, they built a brand that celebrates faith, family, and the field — blending athletic performance with artistic passion.

Meet the Team Behind Coast 2 Coast

Jackson – The original founder and athlete who started it all. As a long-pole defender in 3rd grade, he was known for his coast-to-coast plays, stealing the ball on defense and scoring at the other end or passing it off to offense. His fearless energy on the field became the heartbeat of the brand.

Jameson – A lacrosse player and the creative behind the Bike Life collection. He’s the art director of the group, sketching and shaping bold, street-inspired graphics that define the brand’s edge.

Catalina – The ultimate sports girl, playing lacrosse, soccer, flag football, and basketball. She designs using both digital tools and her hand-drawn sketches — blending strength, creativity, and color in every piece.

Mom (Monica) – The family’s creative coach and production lead. She turns the kids’ art and energy into apparel collections that reflect their love for sports and design.

Inspired by Grandma Aggie, AKA Grandmasita

At the heart of Coast 2 Coast LAX USA is Grandma Aggie, an artist known for her breathtaking acrylic paintings of waves, beaches, and lighthouses.
Her art captures the calm beauty of the coast and it’s her work that inspired our logo and our name.

Just as her waves stretch from shore to shore, “Coast 2 Coast” became a symbol of both creativity and movement, from Grandma’s canvas to Jackson’s coast-to-coast drives on the field.

Her artistic legacy reminds us that creativity and courage go hand-in-hand, whether with a paintbrush or a lacrosse stick.