The way that you show up for your community and the communities you care about can certainly involve voting, volunteering, and donating to non-profits, but it can also mean shopping from the brands you believe in, buying things you love from designers who give a little love back, and supporting companies that are owned by members of the community you care about. To that end, we're highlighting some of the Black-owned businesses we work with each and every day, including Black-owned clothing brands, swimwear, and beauty brands, we think you'll love as much as we do.
Honor The Gift. Created by a kid from L.A.'s inner city, Honor The Gift is a Black-owned clothing brand for men who believe that you should never stop working toward your greatness. With the company's shorts, pants, T-shirts, hats, and more, you can wear pieces to help you remember that no matter how hard you struggle, greatness is well within your reach.
Jade Swim. Simple but more than basic. Minimalist, unique, and meaningful, Jade Swim is a Black-owned business that focuses on creating sustainable swimwear in luxe fabrics that smooth and shape the body. Because, like jade, the right cut brings out your beauty, you'll find innovative silhouettes that fit, flatter, and wear flawlessly from morning to night.
Amsale. With elegant simplicity and a quiet glamor, Amsale creates pared-down looks that are refined, modern, and flawlessly tailored. Headquartered in New York, this Black-owned business is known for its impeccable attention to detail--creating women's clothing that is timeless, yet of the moment, and always beautiful.
Dehiya. Founded by Dr. Mia Che Reddy, Dehiya is a Black-owned makeup brand that creates plant-based, all-natural, vegan products that conjure ancestral beauty secrets for your own modern beauty ritual. From masks, balms, and oil blends to luminizers and lip and cheek tints, with products for people from every walk of life, Dehiya hopes to create a fuller, more comprehensive view of beauty.
