We want to recognize our Indigenous brothers and sisters in business.
Here are 12 Indigenous-owned brands that give back to their community through career opportunities, education, creative expression, and sharing the teachings passed down to them generation after generation.
Sustainable and handmade crafts from beauty products, jewelry, clothing, soaps, and more.
CHEEKBONE BEAUTY
By: Jenn Harper
This sustainable, biodegradable, vegan, and highly pigmented beauty brand will give you a hint of confidence with minimal effort, from sultry lipstick shades to eyeshadow pencils for that person who is always on the go. They are making an ongoing effort to develop sustainable practices for the planet without compromising the integrity of their product or meeting the needs of future generations.
SEQUOIA SOAPS
By: Michaelee Lazore
A grandmother’s love is unforgettable! Inspired by her grandmother, Lazore has created a beautiful and affordable selection of soaps, bath balms, lotions, candles, and more. The sweet smell of sweetgrass, cedar, and sage will embrace all of your senses.
INDIGO ARROW
By: Destiny Seymour
You don’t have to be an interior designer when you have Destiny Arrow’s collection to decorate your space. These indigenous made, textiles, pillows, and blankets adorned with vegan leather and linen; warm and earthy color pallets will make a subtle yet eye-catching statement.
B.YELLOWTAIL
By: Bethany Yellowtail
Stylish meets sustainable fashion. Handmade by native artists, these high-quality pieces are sold on consignment with artists receiving 70% of the profit from all retail sales. B.Yellowtail’s mission is to “support indigenous entrepreneurs, offer a profitable income model, and help native arts businesses grow.” Shop with certainty that you get beautiful pieces made with love.
GINEW
By: Erik Brodt and Amanda Bruegl
Since the 1880s Ginew is the ONLY Native American denim line! Need we say more? This is a family affair with husband and wife duo continuing the tradition passed done generation to generation from apparel to accessories.
Beyond Buckskin Boutique
By: Jessica R. Metcalfe
From blogging about Native American Culture to an online boutique. Fashion designs and jewelry working with over 40 artists practicing traditional indigenous artistic practices. You can find affordable pieces ranging from under $25 and over $50.
SheNative
By: Devon Fiddler
SheNative is a truly feminine and fabulous lifestyle brand created and led by Native American women. “Leather goods and apparel social enterprise lending a helping hand to further empower Native American women designers. Check out their beaded fringe collection with a modern twist on the medicine bag.
URBAN NATIVE ERA
By: Joey Montoya
This isn’t just a brand it’s a community of Native American voices expressed through fashion. Increasing the visibility of indigenous people. Urban Native Era offers hats, t-shirts, loungewear, and more. Check out their Sovereign Collection and positive impact to maintain sustainability with each collection, item, and package.
SISTERS SAGE
By: Lynn-Marie & Melissa-Rae Angus
Selfcare and wellness is their top priority. Using indigenous ingredients handcrafted to perfection. All of thier products are vegan or vegetarian, and cruelty-free. Sisters Sage offers artisan soaps containing minimal ingredients, bath bombs, salves, and smokeless smudges in the most decadent scents like cedar, lavender, and more.
RED PLANET BOOKS & COMICS
By: Dr. Lee Francis IV and partners
Red Planet Books and Comics is the ONLY Indigenous book store in the world! They sell and distribute a variety of books, comics including exclusive indigenous selections, toys, games, and membership subscriptions for the enthusiast. Let your imagination run free!
LAUREN GOOD DAY
By: Lauren Good Day
Lauren Good Day is a sought-after artist and designer who made her start at the tender age of 6 with her tribal regalia and beadwork. Her collection of accessories and art is timeless and apparel comes in gender-neutral designs and extended sizes.
NSRGNTS
By: Votan Henriquez
Dope, vibrant, and culturally conscious murals, art pieces, apparel, and accessories. NSRGNTS stands out and up for Native American rights with their “Decolonize” Collection, Water Protector Mural Merchandise, Covid-19 Awareness Murals, and street art, spreading a message of revolution through clothing and art.
