Jennifer DeLonge
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| Born | Jennifer Jenkins |
| Residence | San Diego, California |
| Education | B.A., Fine Arts |
| Alma mater | San Diego State University |
| Occupation |
Product Designer Interior Designer |
| Known for | Founder, Reissued.com |
| Spouse(s) | Tom DeLonge |
| Children | 2 - (Ava Elizabeth & Jonas Rocket) |
| Website | jenniferdelonge |
Jennifer Jenkins DeLonge is an American entrepreneur, product and interior designer based in Southern California. She is married to former Blink-182 lead singer, founding member, and guitarist Tom DeLonge.
Jennifer Jenkins attended San Diego State University where she received her B.A. in Fine Arts. Prior to designing furniture, she ran her own interior design company as well as a high-end letterpress store (Papier Moderne) in Solana Beach, California. Through her company Jennifer Jay, Inc., she also designed model homes and remodels.
Jenkins launched her namesake company in 2004 with her own line of high-end children's furniture. She began the company after not being able to find children's furniture for her house that did not have cartoon characters, denim, toile or ruffles. DeLonge sells the furniture online and in stores that include Barneys New York, Bellini and F.A.O. Schwarz.
In 2011, Jenkins teamed up with Snugli to design different styles of baby carriers. There were four different models in the line that included front, front vented, front & back, and seated. The carriers came in different prints, referred to as "funky styles that hip babywearing moms and dads will love" by People. The same year, DeLonge partnered with Million Dollar Baby to produce two of the company's Franklin & Ben collections.
Jenkins started a new venture in May 2014 when she launched Reissued.com, an online curated marketplace where users can sell vintage items. The marketplace is accessible through a mobile app from the iTunes Store and includes rare, one-of-a-kind works such as furniture, music, art, and fashion. In addition to Jenkins, curators include companies such as American Rag, Decades, Urban Americana, OneFortyThree, A Current Affair, and Ascot &Hart.> Items that have been sold through the app included the set list from Blink-182's first gig as well as handwritten lyrics for the song Carousel.
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