We’ve curated a list of 18 Latina-owned businesses to shop from this holiday season. Take a look all these goodies to choose from!

It’s the time of year when we get to splurge on our loved ones (and ourselves)! Why not pour your money into Latina-owned businesses while hand-selecting regalos this holiday season. From products to services, we’ve curated a list of 18 Latina-owned businesses to browse through and have categorized them based on our core pillars: heal, commune, and grow. Each business is part of our #WeAllGrow Latina Small Business Directory, which is the first and only of its kind showcasing our community’s limitless range of talents, products, businesses, and services. There is a lot more from where this list came from.

Let’s go shopping!

HEAL

Bonita Fierce Candles – Bonita Fierce Candles was built for the next generation of Latinas. They’re on a mission to celebrate heritage and home by providing a sense of familiarity, home, and belonging through candles.

Amigas Circle Conversation Cards – #WeAllGrow Latina’s first product is a bilingual card game with 99 prompt cards intentionally designed to strengthen your relationships by igniting conversations that nurture intimacy.

Sunday Mornings – What started as a stress-relief hobby in 2016 has blossomed into a shop dedicated to curated embroidery designs meant to relax your mind and unwind. It’s the perfect craft for those on a mindful journey.

Sanara –  Sanara is a body care and lifestyle brand inspired by Indigenous Latin American wisdom and knowledge. It restores more than your skin – its luxurious skincare meets heartfelt wellness for those with sensitive skin.

Handmade by Vluvv – Handmade by Vluvv is dedicated to promoting sustainability by creating small batches of beautiful handmade jewelry and home decor items with high-quality, long-lasting materials or up-cycled materials to combat the fast fashion industry.

Miss Balanta – The need to rescue important elements of Afro-Latino culture in Colombia through fashion has been the motivation to structure pieces of fabric and turn them into beautiful headwraps. Empowering women and highlighting the values ​​of Afro-Latino culture is Miss Balanta’s DNA.

COMMUNE

Chica Mala – Chica Mala is a Guatemalan-American-owned eco-friendly lifestyle shop that carries an assortment of slow-fashion pieces, home decor, vintage textiles, ceramics, and accessories handmade with love in rural Guatemala. 

Ulloa Cellars – Established in 2019, Ulloa Cellars has produced high-quality, hand-harvested, small-batch wines. They specialize in complex white wines sourced from sustainable and organic vineyards on the central coast.

MINIMO – The founder and creator of MINIMO, Rainy Leonor- Lake is passionate about vintage-inspired pieces that accessorize your personal style. MINIMO is founded on the basis of simplicity, quality, and elegance, supplying high quality, elegant, and eye-catching items at a fair price.

Libra – Libra creates premium, sustainably made jigsaw puzzles in collaboration with Latino artists that bring people together to provide moments of calm and play throughout the day.

La Vida Creative – La Vida Creative provides you with opportunities to honor your heritage and surround yourself with encouraging and uplifting visuals through art, paper, and lifestyle goods as you continue your life journey to your dreams.

Echeri Ceramics – This husband & wife duo created a Latine brand that believes in the creative potential of manufacturing and playful design. They’ve been designing modern ceramic dinnerware for chefs and home cooks since 2017.

GROW

Little Dreamers Publishing – Three first-generation Mexican immigrant sisters run this Latina-owned publishing company on a quest to develop quality educational bilingual workbooks and children’s books that will increase the exposure of our Latinx community to STEM, art, financial literacy, and more.

MELTEDFIT – MELTEDFIT is an athleisure & fitness apparel brand created with the goal of providing durable, fashionable, and functional products at a fraction of the price of our competitors.

The Full Life Collective – The Full Life mindset and manifestation journal guides you through self-discovery work and through a framework to manifest a full life. This practice allows you to more easily embrace abundance, commit to growth, and develop radical self-love.

Xolo Books – Xolo Books is a Latina-owned online bookstore that amplifies intersectional and anti-colonialist literature written by Black, Indigenous, and People of Color by selling, promoting, and celebrating books worldwide.

Vanessa Amilet Creative – If you’re building a business, Vanessa Amilet Creative offers services such as Custom Website Designs for Service-Based and Product-Based companies, Strategic Landing Page Designs that convert users to customers, and so much more!

Radiance Nutrition Therapy- If you want to heal your relationship with food, movement, and your body book a session with Cristal, a trauma-informed, anti-diet Registered Dietitian Nutritionist and Yoga Teacher. She specializes in reconnecting with your inner wisdom, freeing yourself of shame, and heal what no longer serves you.

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