Press
04.26.2022
The Kansas City Current has unveiled their secondary jersey for the upcoming NWSL season, revealing the Electric kit Tuesday.
Press
04.26.2022
The Current unveiled their “Electric” secondary jersey for the 2022 NWSL season on Tuesday.
Behind the Scenes
12.7.2021
We’re counting down to the holidays with 25 giving (and receiving) tips.
Press
12.7.2021
After playing its inaugural season under the temporary moniker ”KC NWSL,” the city’s women’s pro-soccer team picks “Kansas City Current” as the permanent new name for the franchise.
Press
05.26.2021
Willoughby Design, a Westport stalwart since the Seventies, is relocating to office space in The Yards apartment development in the West Bottoms later this summer.
Behind the Scenes
12.22.2020
The Holidays are decidedly different this year, but we try to be thankful anyway. Thankful for friends, thankful for our community, thankful that we have been able to continue to create.
Design
10.5.2020
Working with Comeback KC, Willoughby created a series of social media assets to encourage practices that help prevent the spread of the Coronavirus.
Press
10.1.2020
IN Kansas City – Whenever Megan Stephens is out and about, inevitably she’ll spy a product or brand or two (or ten) that her talented team at Willoughby Design created—including work on the Kansas City streetcars.
Press
09.29.2020
Startland News – Kevin Garrison stockpiles canisters of ink like he collects cans of limited edition SPAM flavors — feeding a passion for vintage-inspired design that overflows from his Waldo home studio.
Industry
04.28.2020
As you probably know, Christmas comes in December. Unless you specialize in seasonal retail and consumer products. In that case, you ring in the Yule right around the time the daffodils show up.
Design
04.7.2020
The world is on our screens these days and we’re all just trying to get by in this weird new moment of life.
Insights
03.27.2020
We are all facing a new normal. Amidst the chaos of worrying about the safety of our loved ones, the future of the world and learning what it really means to “shelter-in-place,” business is continuing.