I love Etsy. It's like a form of crack to me. I try not to go on there too often because there's a 99% chance I will buy something. I can stroll through Nordstrom or Target and probably won't leave with something. But with Etsy? It's a guarantee I'll always get something.
And I got four new favorite things and two are from my favorite Black-owned shops! Let's
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I normally don't like to use 'investment' and 'luxury handbag' in the same sentence. I guess some bags could be seen as investments if you plan to keep them forever. I have a few low-level luxury items (Coach), and a couple of higher-end ones (Louis Vuitton).
Now I have a new baby to my collection: Teflar.
Created by designer Teflar Clemens, the Teflar bag is considered to the 'Bushwick
I think as a society, we have evolved in just giving coffee mugs and ridiculous ties to the fathers in our lives. I have to admit, I used to be guilty of just that. After all, I knew my dad liked coffee and he sometimes wore a tie.
Now, while I will include the aforementioned gifts in this post, I think we should explore other things for our special men.
So, I've followed Koils by Nature for a while on IG before I actually purchased from them. I was in the market to look for a summer butter and I wanted to try something different. I didn't have to look too far as I remembered Koils.
Founded by owner Pamela J. Booker, Koils specializes in hair and body products and are vegan! How about that?
I heard rave reviews about the
This year, I've shopped from a few of Black-owned businesses online. There are actually a ton of businesses and this link is a good resource to check them out. Just click on their name to check out their website/store.
Let's get into the ones I've purchased from:
Blk Proverbs:
I follow her on Tumblr and she's a riot! I love her store as well. And I'm so grateful for my mug!
KaAn's Designs:
I really
I'm constantly on the search for new products to try and I love to spotlight Black-owned businesses whenever I can. You know, each one, teach one, buy one, etc.
So on IG, I ran across The True Products on WeBuyBlack.com. They're a Black-owned laundry detergent company. I've heard pretty amazing stories about them and since I'm a fan of not using detergent that smells like soap and other sorts of