Supporting small businesses means directly supporting the entrepreneur and their local community. It’s an opportunity to make a bigger impact with your wallet, knowing that your dollar will make a difference in someone’s life.
That’s why we put together a list of 15 Latina-owned businesses that we absolutely love.
ConGanasCollective
Prints and graphic tees with strong messages, because who doesn’t need a reminder that they’re a poderosa?!
Greda by Design
Handmade clay earrings have become super popular so it’s always amazing to find unique styles and that’s exactly what Greda by Design provides. Make sure you hit buy on these to add them to your collection.
Aicitelt Designs
Stationary inspired by Latinx culture for small business packaging or personal use. No matter where you use this stationary, you’ll add a bit of Latinx flare!
Chasing Camila
Mexican items and sarape-inspired works of art are the name of the game of the products sold by Chasing Camilla. From awesome t-shirts to sarape ears, this colorful shop will capture your heart and wallet.
La Bruja Vintage
Handmade eclectic earrings that you will not find anywhere else. Just don’t sleep on the restocks because the earrings go fast!
Candy's Kloset
A shop with muchas cositas that won’t break the bank! Maybe you’re looking for a pair of cute stud earrings, keychains or pins. Whatever it is, Candy’s Kloset has it.
Nalgona Positive Shop
A truly empowering shop where you can find all items body-positivity. From pins to shirts, Nalgona Positive Shop has it!
Ay mujer
All things papel picado for your parties, and home decor because who needs a party to show off this beautiful art? You can find ready-made products or place custom orders for any celebration.
Sonia Lazo Illustrator
There’s only one way to decorate your apartment or home and that’s with original art and that’s why shopping from Sonia Lazo is the right move. Her bold prints will surely be a conversation starter.
Alificent Studio
Looking for some handmade decor, keychains, and other goodies? Alificent Studio is a must have on your list with all of these and more. Our favorite products include their Chingona keychains and wood home decor.
Gold and Palms Atelier
Forget Bath and Body Works, Gold and Palms Atelier is here for all of your candle needs. From the ever-needed cafecito scent reminding all of us of our favorite beverage to more fresh scents like Flor Y Mar reminding us of the ocean and flowers, they have it all.
Kayla Elease Art
We all love some resin art, but we especially love it when we can get custom resin art and beautiful earrings to our liking as well! Thankfully, Kayla Elease Art has all of these and more.
Que Party Tan Fancy
We love a good quirky mug and those from Que Party Tan Fancy are some of the best. With so many amazing choices, you’re never going to be short of amazing designs here.
Rucca's Prints
We’re here for the awesome t-shirt designs we see offered at Rucca’s Prints. From bleached tie dye shirts with cool designs to cute tees for the everyday mujer, there is something here for everyone.
Friducha y Más
If you’re looking for colorful masks to show off your cultura, you’ve met your match with Friduchas Y Mas. From amazing folklórico patterns and fabrics to masks commemorating Dia de los Muertos, this shop is sure to have something for you.
Mexican male workers in the Bracero Program undergoing a routine health inspection while nude.Carlos Marentes, Proyecto Bracero Archives, Centro de Trabajadores Agricolas Fronterizos, El Paso
State border plant inspection maintained by the USDA between Mexico and the United States. Shoppers returning from Mexico (Juarez) to the United States (El Paso) over the bridge which carries all the traffic are required to open their packages for inspection, June 1937. Library of Congress
The Bath Riots headline an El Paso newspaper on January 29, 1917. The report describes Carmelita as an “auburn-haired amazon.” 
Mexican male workers in the Bracero Program being doused with chemicals while undergoing a routine sanitization.Photography by Leonard Nadel, 1956, National Museum of American History.