Shop Latinx-Owned
Shop Latinx-Owned
Over the last few years and Latina/x-Owned businesses are the fastest-growing segment in the United States, and yet, we continue to be overlooked and underfunded. While we are working hard to close the funding gap, we have a long road ahead of us and can only achieve our goal with the help of our community.
In addition to education & amplification, one of the best ways to be an ally and support the Latina/x community is to shop Latina/x-Owned businesses. We hope that you will be inspired to support with your wallet and spread the word, and share these incredible businesses with your friends, families, and networks.
Don’t forget to show us your SWO Latinx purchases, give us a shout @LWLGlobal and let us know so we can celebrate with you!
The Pinole Project
Founder Maya Jacquez builds connections through the Aztec superfood Pinole - a mix of protein, chia seeds, & heirloom corn. Growing up, Maya’s grandmother would make her warm bowls of oatmeal with Pinole. She has infused her love for family and culture in each delicious package.
JZD
If you’re looking to celebrate community & culture, look no further than JZD. With sayings like, “Latina Power” and “Si Se Puede (yes she can),” it is impossible not to feel like you’re channeling all of the badass womxn that came before us.
Vamigas
Inspired by indigenous beauty practices, Co-Founders Christina Kelmon and Ann Murray-Dunning focus on ingredients that are clean and effective. Each product is crafted specifically for Latinas and their skincare needs (we are not a monolith, and while we love J.Lo, we don’t all look the same :).
Little Lola & Tots
2020 Launch Recipients Natalie and Jessenia Rios of Little Lola & Tots wrote a book!! “Travel con Lola to la República Dominicana,” allows young children to embark on a journey in their imagination through reading, language, and art. Join Lola, a Dominican-American girl with an adventurous spirit, as she travels to the Dominican Republic to learn more about her roots. Through the words and bright illustrations, you’re invited to the island to learn how rich our culture truly is.
Yo Soy Afro-Latina
With little to no representation of Afro-Latinas in popular culture, founder Bianca Kathryn felt disconnected from her heritage. After spending time in Mexico, she was able to connect with other Afro-Latinas, and this experience inspired her to build Yo Soy Latina with the goal of “fostering a community that celebrates and honors Afro-Latinidad.” We love that Bianca has infused education, advocacy, and empowerment in each of her stylish pieces.
Pisqueya
Pisqueya is inspired by founder Marta Abreu’s Brooklyn and Dominican roots. Marta’s goal is to share Latin and Caribbean flavors through her delicious, preservative-free hand-crafted hot sauces.
Marta’s sauces are SO good and can be used on food and in cocktails.
Bonus: Pisqueya supports stray dogs, and they donate $5 with every t-shirt or sweater purchase to help pups in the DR.
Valerie Madison
With a degree in environmental science, Afro-Latina Valerie Madison uses her sustainability knowledge to inform her heirloom-worthy pieces. Valerie offers everything from simple gold earrings to engagement rings.
We are definitely purchasing the birthstone ring this holiday season!
The Designing Chica
A coloring book and a love letter to powerful women?! We are here for it. The Designing Chica’s book features 40 portraits of notable women throughout history.
Additionally, founder aka “La Chica in Jefe,” Susana Sanchez-Young, has so many beautiful art prints & merch for you to choose from!
Woven Futures
Founded by Hannah King, Woven Futures is based out of both the US and Guatemala. Inspired by the immensely talented indigenous women textile designers, Hannah created this business to highlight their work. Dedicated to slow fashion and women’s empowerment, Woven Futures offers exquisite ceramics, woven bags, and accessories.