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‘Our biggest challenge has been keeping them in stock’: Mahjong sets are big business for brands

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‘Our biggest challenge has been keeping them in stock’: Mahjong sets are big business for brands

Megan Trottier, the founder and CEO of lifestyle brand Oh My Mahjong, learned to play mahjong about 20 years ago, from her college roommate. Trottier loved the tile-based game, but didn’t play it again until Covid, at a friend’s suggestion.

Trottier got hooked once again, and she saw an opportunity to put a modern spin on American Mahjong, which has different tiles and winning hands compared to Chinese Mahjong. After meeting weekly with friends for games, Trottier started Oh My Mahjong out of her Dallas garage in 2022. At the time, there weren’t lots of mahjong accessories to choose from, Trottier told Modern Retail. She started making colorful designer mahjong mats and storage bags.

In 2023, Oh My Mahjong generated $1 million in sales. In 2025, that number rose to $40 million. Oh My Mahjong has already surpassed that figure in 2026.

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