Hi, I'm Bee.

I didn’t start Bee’s Knees because I wanted to be a business owner.
I started it because I don’t do anything halfway.

About Me

When I first fell in love with pole, I went all in taking classes 3 to 5 times a week, getting certified, teaching classes, entering comps, and showing up for every damn workshop I could find. So when I realized the knee pads on the market wasn’t cutting it, I created something better.

I designed Bee’s Knees for dancers, strippers, and instructors who are obsessed with pole. People like me. People like you.

How It Started

I taught my first pole class in 2016 and got my ass handed to me by floorwork, but loved it enough to keep crawling back. When I couldn’t find knee pads that actually worked, I stitched my own sample pair. They weren’t perfect but they were better. Other dancers noticed, so I kept going.

By 2018, I was running Bee’s Knees out of my guest bedroom, juggling teaching, training, and packing orders at midnight.

Since then, we’ve grown into a full line of essentials—knee pads, pole bags, notebooks, and training tools—built from real feedback and designed to actually support the bodies that use them.

I’m still the one testing gear, reading your DMs, and packing orders.

Why I Do It

Because this practice changed my life.

Because strippers built this movement and deserve to be centered in it.

Because pole dancers deserve better than one-size-fits-nobody gear and random tutorials with no structure.

Everything at Bee's Knees was built in the studio and honors pole dance's club roots.

Bee’s Knees exists to support your practice and honor the people who made this movement possible.

Bee's Knees Brand Mission

Built in the studio. Rooted in the club.

People turn to pole for so many reasons: healing, hustle, joy, power, escape. Whatever brought you here, Bee's Knees honors your path—and the strippers who started it all.

Bee’s Knees makes gear that actually works for what you do, whether you’re in the studio, on the stage, or in the club.

But we're not just here to sell products—we're here to honor our stripper foremothers, elevate sex worker voices, and celebrate the rebels, misfits, and outliers who make this community what it is.