5 Sustainable Indigenous-Owned Brands You Have to Check Out

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Looking for a way to shop ethically while supporting minority groups? Indigenous-owned brands are the perfect combination of these initiatives, celebrating culture, appreciating land, and always encouraging creativity. Of course, while these brands sound amazing, they can be a bit tricky to find. To start yourself off, then, check out these five sustainable Indigenous-owned brands!

B. YELLOWTAIL

B.YELLOWTAIL might be best known for their apparel, but their mission is to support and represent all Indigenous entrepreneurs. Through their apparel line, B.YELLOWTAIL offers hundreds of bohemian-meets-Native styles for all sizes, all 100% sustainably made. Through a portal they call The Collective, the brand also creates sale opportunities for Indigenous start-ups, selling accessories, quilts and everything in between. No matter what you buy, B.YELLOWTAIL is always a good choice in supporting the Indigenous community.

Cheekbone Beauty 

Dragon’s Den fans might recognize this name! Cheekbone Beauty is an Indigenous-owned sustainable cosmetic line based in Canada. Best known for their fun makeup bundles and gorgeous lipsticks, Cheekbone is acting as a powerful Indigenous presence in the beauty world. To top it off, the brand also donates a portion of their profits to helping sustainability efforts around the world. Talk about beauty inside and out!

Urban Native Era 

Urban Native Era takes Indigenous fashion to a new level, mixing streetwear with Native symbols and patterns. From graphic tees to beanies, Urban Native Era has something for everyone. The brand’s mission is to raise the volume of Native voices in places where they are not often heard, and sustainability always stays at the forefront of their practices. You really can’t go wrong with a brand like this.

Indi City 

For all you bold fashionistas, Indi City offers a stunning collection of statement earrings capable of spicing up any outfit. Inspired by traditional Indigenous traditions and symbolism, these funky accessories aim to teach and spread Indigenous culture around the world. You can now find Indi City online and in stores across Canada.

Satya Organic Skin Care 

Not only is Satya ethically made and Indigenous-owned, but it is also an amazing natural skincare line. Focused on soothing dry and irritated skin, Satya offers a variety of products including bath treatments, eczema skin and body care, and dryness-relief sticks. Bonus: these products are both adult- and kid-friendly! As the weather gets dryer, remember Satya for all your skincare needs.

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