Supporting Black Owned Businesses

I started @shopVETTED as a space to promote cruelty-free, conscientious shopping. Normally when I curate my edits, I select pieces based on what they are made of rather than who designed them. This week’s edit however, is focused on the what and the who, while staying aligned with our ethos. Here is my curation of some of my favorite cruelty-free pieces from black-owned businesses and designers. Please add to this list, share it, and support these businesses! 🖤 ⁣

 
 

Galerie LA

@galeriela

An incredible boutique where you can “shop your values” like eco friendly, ethical, vegan.

 
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Stella Jean

@stellast_sj_

Focuses on multitculturalism applied to ethical fashion.

 
 
 
 

Hope for Flowers

by Tracy Reece

@hopeforflowersbytracyreece

A new collection that fosters an ecosystem of responsible fashion.

 
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Lemlem

@lemlemofficial

is an artisan-driven collection of women’s, men’s, children’s and home goods made entirely in Africa.

 
 
 
 

Studio 189

@studiooneeightynine

CFDA Lexus Sustainability Award Winner, made in Africa with handcrafted textiles.

 
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