our story

no ragrets. not even a single letter.

This comes from my fight name, Andee "No Ragrets" McCaffrey. I'm a Muay Thai fighter, moderately to heavily tattooed depending who you ask, and I've never lived my life trying to avoid regret.

Every choice, every lesson, every setback and every random detour has played a part in getting me to where I am now.

And honestly, I wouldn't change it.

Not because everything I've done has been perfect. Far from it.

But because I've learnt that you don't get anywhere by constantly looking backwards and wondering what you should have done differently.

from the gym to the ring.

My journey with Muay Thai didn't start with me deciding I was going to become a fighter (well, maybe a little bit) or start a fightwear brand.

It started because I wanted to try something new, and also a little bit because my husband did it first.

Then I got hooked.

Training turned into sparring. Sparring turned into fights. Fights turned into more training, more fights, plenty of lessons.

I've had wins, I've had learns, I've had fights that went nothing like I wanted them to and plenty of moments where I've questioned what the hell I was doing.

But every time I've stepped back into the gym, I've learnt something from it.

That's probably the biggest thing fighting has given me - you can't hide from yourself.

You find out pretty quickly how you handle pressure, how you respond when things don't go your way and whether you're willing to keep showing up when its uncomfortable.

And I fucking love that about it.

I'm still early in my pro journey (someone book me for a fight please lol), and I've still got a hell of a lot more I want to accomplish.

No Ragrets is growing alongside that journey.

it's not a mistake. it's a mindset.

And before anyone asks - yes, I can spell!

If you know. You know. Y'know what I'm sayinn?

The spelling is intentional.

No Ragrets.

It started as my fight name, but it became something that actually means a lot more to me.

It's about owning your choices. The good ones, the bad ones, that ones that make sense and the ones that probably didn't.

It's about not needed everything to look perfect on paper before you decide its worth doing.

Sometimes you just have to back yourself and go for it.

And if it doesn't work out?

Learn from it. Keep moving.

No editing it down. No explaining it away. No pretending everything went exactly to plan.

Just own it.

why fightwear?

I've always loved tattoos and the whole culture around them.

I love the fact that tattoos can tell a story, mark a moment, represent something you've been through or simply be there because you fucking wanted it.

I've always felt the same way about fightwear.

I don't want to wear something because its what everyone else is wearing.

I wanted something with a bit more personality. Something that felt like me.

So I started playing around with the idea of combining the two things I'm most passionate about - Muay Thai and Tattoos - and No Ragrets Fightwear started to take shape.

What started as an idea in my head quickly turned into designs (that I hand drew at the time in 2024), samples (first batch was trash), packaging, websites, late nights, probably toooo many Canva tabs and figuring shit out as I went - which I am still doing.

I'm not a massive clothing company with a team of people behind me. It's just me. (and my husband who is there to hear all my new ideas and be a model when he is required.)

I'm learning as I go, making mistakes, changing things, having another crack at them and slowly turning this thing into what I've pictured in my head.

And that's kinda the point.

built for the fight.

No Ragrets is made for people who train, fight, compete, push themselves and generally choose the harder option for some reason.

Its for the people who know what its like to get your ass kicked and turn up anyway.

The people who are still learning.

The people who aren't interested in being perfect.

And yeah, the people who just really fucking like cool shorts.

The designs are inspired by tattoo culture, combat sports and the people who do things their own way.

Every series will have it's own story, it's own look and its own little bit of chaos.

But the mindset behind the brand stays the same.

NO EXCUSES.

NO RAGRETS.

JUST RESULTS.

this is only the beginning.

No Ragrets is still small.

I'm still figuring shit out.

But thats what makes this part exciting.

You're seeing it from the beginning - from the first designs and first shorts to wherever this ends up going.

Maybe it'll become something huge.

Maybe it'll take me somewhere I haven't even thought about in my creative little brain.

Either way, Im going to enjoy the ride.

Because if there's one thing I've learnt from fighting, its that you don't get anywhere standing around waiting until you're ready.

You just have to step in and see what happens.

No Ragrets.

Andee McCaffrey

Founder · Fighter · No Ragrets Fightwear

WOW. You actually read all of that? Fucking hell. Thanks for sticking around 🖤