Here is a long and growing list of Black owned businesses producing American made products. This curated compilation celebrates the vibrant spirit and entrepreneurial prowess of over 50 Black-owned businesses proudly manufacturing right here in the USA. In this empowering showcase, we spotlight a diverse array of enterprises spanning industries from beauty and fashion to household goods and beyond. Each company featured exemplifies not only excellence in craftsmanship and innovation but also a deep-rooted commitment to community, diversity, and economic empowerment.
Join us as we explore the inspiring stories and exceptional products of these trailblazing businesses, making their mark on American manufacturing while enriching lives and driving positive change
Black Owned American Made Businesses
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American Made Health & Beauty Products by Black-Owned Businesses
Black Girl Sunscreen makes amazing sunscreens for people of color. The company offers three different sunscreens for adults, including a mattifying sunscreen, and an option for kids with kid-friendly ingredients. Shop Black Girl Sunscreen at Walmart.com, CVS Pharmacy, and Target.
Briogeo natural and plant based haircare products are formulated for all hair types and textures.
Camille Rose hair, bath & body products from natural, food-grade ingredients, including special products for a variety of hair textures. Shop Camille Rose at Walmart.com, Sally Beauty, and CVS Pharmacy.
Canvas Beauty was founded by Stormi Steele, a natural hair care stylist. She sells hair care products to jump start your journey to healthier hair. Shop Canvas Beauty at Walmart.com, Target, and at Amazon.com.
Cay Skin daily skincare puts the health of your skin first. All items are Silicone-free, vegan, and safe for sensitive skin. Cay Skin products are made for all skin types, tones, and conditions. Shop Cay Skin at Sephora.
Curls & Potions scalp care, hair loss solutions, and length retention products are suitable for all hair types and even bald heads. Shop Curls & Potion at Amazon.com, and Walmart.com.
EADEM skincare was developed to give bare skin confidence to people of color. Products are powered by Smart Melanin™ Technology. They contain no bleaching ingredients, and are vegan and cruelty-free. Shop EADEM at Sephora and Amazon.com.
eLo Vegan Lifestyle makes luscious lip stains made from a base of shea butter, jojoba oil, and coconut oil. All products are handmade fresh weekly in Brooklyn, NY.
Eu'Genia makes an all-natural alternative to chemical & petroleum jelly filled moisturizers. It's a family-run social enterprise dedicated to all-natural premium shea butter moisturizers. They are dedicated to fair wages and opportunities for their female workers in Ghana and donate 15% of our profits back to them in the form of an education fund.
Garners Garden offers 100% natural products, 90% of which being vegan-friendly including facial, hair care, and dental hygiene. The company's owner, Phillip Garner, started his brand in 2012.
Golde is an independent, Brooklyn-born brand centered on making superfood-boosted essentials for health and beauty. Shop Golde at Amazon.com, and Target.[
Green Olive Soaps offers organic and vegan personal care products including soaps, body scrubs, and lip balm. The company is environmentally and socially conscious one. Their soap packaging is recyclable and any purchased packing peanuts are biodegradable (dissolve under running water). They purchase our oils and butters under Fair Trade standards and all our products are cruelty-free.
Green Regimen makes products including its Elite Protein, a dairy-free, gluten-free, soy-free, GMO-free, wheat-free, vegan plant based protein powder. Green Regimen protein powder can be used as a meal replacement or as a post workout supplement. Shop Green Regimen at Amazon.com, and Walmart.com.
Herbal Body Blessings natural herbal skincare product line includes body butters, body scrubs, bath salts, soaps, lip balms, bath teas and facial steam bags to pamper your skin.
herb'neden botanical soaps and skincare products are handmade in Georgia. All products are made with natural, plant based ingredients and therapeutic grade essential oils. Shop herb'neden at Amazon.com.
Hustle Clean body and face wipes began when UC Berkeley football teammates Wendell Hunter, Justin Forsett, and Wale Forrester needed a way to get from practice to class on time. Hustle Clean leaves you smelling clean after a workout when you don't have time to shower. Shop Hustle Clean at Target, and Amazon.com.
IYOBA is an Oakland, California based beauty company that handcrafts organic products for the natural care of home and body.
Lizzie's All-natural Products creates fresh, natural, toxin-free products for your home and body. They're best known for their Eczema Butter.
Nature's Little Secret was created by Sharnae Williams, mother and wife, to prove that simple ingredients from the ocean, found on trees, and growing from the ground provides your hair with everything it needs to flourish and be happy. The company's hair care products are handmade with natural and organic ingredients to provide high-quality natural hair products for all hair textures. Almost every product has a 5-star rating. Shop Nature's Little Secret at Walmart.com,
Mischo Beauty was created by Kitiya Mischo King, a licensed Cosmetologist, Manicurist, Esthetician and Makeup Artist. Her collection of luxury lacquers come in drool-worthy colors. The lacquer goes on really nicely, dries quickly, and lasts long. Her nail polish is one of my favorite non-toxic nail polish brands both for its quality and fun colors. Shop Mischo Beauty at Macy's, JCPenney, and at Amazon.com.
Natural Sisters is a brand offering herbal infused haircare products and operating Natural Sisters Hair Salon in the heart of Harlem, New York. Their products are non-toxic and vegan friendly.
Nubian Heritage makes personal care products in seductive scents. I've been using their products for over a decade and absolutely love them. The Indian Hemp and Haitian Vetiver and Lemongrass & Tea Tree Oil are my favorite scents. Shop Nubian Heritage at Walmart.com, Amazon.com, and Target.
Organic Bath Co. started with humble beginnings in founder´s Gianne Doherty and Jay Weeks' kitchen. They are a self-funded black, woman-owned business based in Charlestown, Massachusetts making non-toxic, organic personal care products.
PATTERN by Tracee Ellis Ross hair care products are created for curly, coily, and tight textured hair. The PATTERN uni-sex hair care line includes shampoos, conditioners, masks, scalp detox, and styling products. Shop PATTERN at Target, Sephora, and at Amazon.com.
Pholk Beauty products balance melanated, uneven, textured and sensitive complexions giving skin a healthy glow. Shop Pholk
Plant Based Mary Jane offers a collection of Full Spectrum and Broad Spectrum CBD products that support wellness and vitality. The company was started by a Cannabis nurse who believes in the power of plants to heal our minds and body. NOTE: This CBD is processed in California from hemp grown in Denmark.
Play Pits makes chemical-free, deodorants for the entire family including a kid-friendly non-toxic deodorant. Shop Play Pits at Target, and at Amazon.com.
Scotch Porter is a black-owned business founded by Calvin Quallis. They make men's personal care products including beard care products, hair products and skincare products. Shop Scotch Porter at Amazon.com, Target, and at Walmart.com.
Silktáge products are made with loving care using the purest, natural, and organic botanicals Mother Nature has to offer. Each ingredient is handpicked to create our pure, silky, antioxidant-packed, multi-purpose treatments, a modern take on ancient beauty secrets. Founded by Robin Emtage, hairstylist, makeup artist, and natural beauty enthusiast, the brand offers luxurious skincare and organic CBD-infused face oils. 20% off Silktáge with code USALOVE.
skinBUTTR is a body care line consists of natural body & skincare products including whipped shea based body butters and scrubs. skinBUTTR products are hand made, and free of parabens and harmful chemicals.
T-Roots is a handcrafted line of hair and skin care products made from the very best in nature. Founder, Tamy Cozier-Charles, is a licensed natural hair stylist and self-professed product junky with a passion for hair care.
UNSUN cosmetics are made for every person and skin type. Products include sunscreens, lotions, highlighters and bronzers. UNSUN cosmetics are chemical free, residue free and safe for daily wear. Shop UNSUN at Amazon.com, Target, and CVS.
American Made Fashion by Black-Owned Businesses
Aliya Wanek is an eponymous womenswear label that focuses on exploring the connection between one’s identity and style. Our mission is to create comfortable, stylish clothing ethically and sustainably as an extension of the wearer’s individuality. The company has been handmade clothing in the Bay Area of California since 2016.
Beriqisu was created by Belkis Whyte. Her clothing collection includes pieces cut with vintage style and construction, creating the perfect harmony between style and functionality. All fabric is purchased directly from local fabric houses in Ghana. Her prints are fabulous! She even makes matching cloth face masks and headbands.
Mateo modern fine jewelry at affordable prices. Handmade leather handbags and scented candles from New York City
Rochelle Porter Design makes activewear, masks, backpacks and other lifestyle items in bold prints for a bold life. Affordably priced and available on Etsy too.
Third Crown jewelry is designed to be gender neutral. Pieces made in American are made to order. Note: Not all of the Third Crown jewelry collection is made in the USA, but it is clearly labeled on the website what is Made in America and what is Imported.
Tree Fairfax minimal leather goods are hand cut and stitched using leather hides. Each bag is a one of a kind.
We Dream In Color is a black owned independent jewelry line handmade and designed with a focus on sustainability. Each piece is assembled in Salem, Massachusetts.
American Made Food Products by Black-Owned Businesses
Capital City‘s mambo sauce is made in Washington, D.C. The sauce has amassed a cult-like following. Established in 2011, Capital City, LLC, was created to give a taste of home to Washington, D.C. metropolitan natives. Shop Capital City sauces at Walmart.com, Amazon.com, and Target.
Egunsi Foods makes ready-to-heat, grab-n-go authentic African food, derived from classic West African foods. Made from whole, fresh ingredients, with natural preservatives, and no artificial flavors or added colors. 100% Vegan, Gluten-Free, and Soy-Free. Soups can be enjoyed chilled or hot, or use as simmering sauces for quick meals for breakfast, lunch or dinner. The Egunsi Soup is a hearty West African comfort food made with our namesake Egunsi seed. This is a creamy, savory soup with nutty accents, flavored with vegetables, a mild Habanero kick and topped with braised collard greens. YUMMM!!!
KYVAN® Foods makes a line of sauces, salsas, seasonings, and jams. The company was founded and is owned by NFL Pro Reggie Kelly. Shop KYVAN Foods at Amazon.com, Walmart.com, and Target.
Love Cork Screw overs six varietals of wine with fun labels!
Maison Noir is a two-fold lifestyle project producing both a T-Shirt line and Oregon wines. Founded by sommelier André Hueston Mack in 2007, both ends of Maison Noir incorporate a trademark attitude and personal perspective on wine subculture. The wines are unique and distinctive garage wines, initially created for some of the New York's best restaurants for whom Mack was a sommelier and now available nationwide.
Partake makes gluten-free vegan cookies in flavors like gingersnap and birthday cake. Available at Target nationwide. Shop Partake foods at Walmart.com, Target, and Amazon.com.
Symphony Chips makes perfectly spiced potato chips. The company began as a spice company when Andre' Anderson, a retired Chef, developed a custom spice blend sought after by both patrons at the Las Vegas Strip restaurant where he worked and fellow chefs. Another Tabitha Brown approved vegan food product! Shop Symphony Chips at Target,.
The Sweet Lobby Washington DC source for macarons, cupcakes, madeleines, shortbread, mendiants, European-style hot chocolate, loose leaf tea, and more.
Zach & Zoë Sweet Bee Farm is a family business based in the rolling hills of rural New Jersey. After months of research and coaxing by our local beekeeping friends, this family decided to take the plunge and order bees, officially starting our journey as beekeepers. If you're in NYC, find them at Chelsea Market. Shop Zach & Zoe Sweet Bee Farm at Amazon.com and Walmart.com.
American Made Home Goods by Black-Owned Businesses
Bright Black family business uses scent as a medium and candles as a platform for sharing positive narratives about Blackness. They offer scents like Paris, Durham, Addis Ababa, and Kingston to take you on a journey through scent.
Femchi Art is owned by the artist Femi who is a digital portrait artist specializing in creating portraits of famous actors. He sells digital downloadable prints of drawings and paintings available in the highest resolution. Follow him on Instagram to see portraits of his works. Reach out for custom orders of a portrait of anyone you like via email or IG.
Karter L’Rose is a small, black, woman-owned apothecary business making natural soy/coconut candles. Each candle is hand-poured with a lot of love in small batches.
Kintsugi Candle Co. is devoted to honoring the beauty in the broken. The word Kintsugi means golden joinery. It's the time-honored Japanese art of repairing broken pottery using lacquer mixed with gold to highlight the beauty of the imperfection. Founder, Allison Jones, sells candles & apparel.
LooHoo Wool Dryer Balls are a chemical free way to soften clothes. Skip the fabric softener and dryer sheets that contain ingredients that you can't pronounce. LooHoo dryer balls are made in Maine from 100% domestic wool. Wool naturally absorbs toxins and odors. Shop LooHoo Dryer Balls at Amazon.com, and Hive.
NaturalAnnie Essentials is a lifestyle soy candle company. They create non-toxic soy candles for your home that puts a smile on your face, makes you feel good, and have your home smelling divine! They are fun, vibrant, witty, and ever so fragrant. The scents are really unique and include scents including Brown Sugar Rum, Island Vibes, and Tropical Bohemian, to name a few.
True Laundry Detergent Laundry soap, fabric softener, and hand sanitizer from a veteran-owned company.
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Big yikes. I’m Black, and would not want my business promoted in this fashion. Separation by race is one of the ways the radical left promotes its agenda; simply by putting Blacks in a separate section of your website signals that you share those values. For the record, I can honestly say that most Blacks I know do not purchase from Black-owned businesses. That’s a matter of price point, not social values.
When I tell them that buying from China hurts America as a whole and fellow Christians struggling in that nation under slavery, I usually get a shrug and, “But it’s cheaper,” or, “You can’t get away from buying from China.” We’re simply not all the same on a political or religious level.
That being said, take another example. You may notice the Black Authors’ section of Barnes & Noble when you visit. Highly prominent, isolated in the middle of the floor, and conspicuously empty of shoppers. I would not want my published works put there, but in the Fantasy section where dozens of people of ALL races are milling around.
DEI efforts to “help” us hurt us by advertising to buyers that “This product isn’t as good, but you should buy it anyway because these people’s genetics have failed them miserably, and it’s right to be charitable.” A terrible message to send in an economy that’s less than optimal. And yes, it’s racist.
Solutions: Offer products based on who they’re meant to help, not who they are made by. If you really want to support us, then offer a list of products made for people with curly hair, or you could offer sun cream selections for folks with darker-toned skin that will blend rather than making us look like we’re participating in whiteface. Instead of a Blacks-only space, create an American Excellence section where you highlight the struggles of businesses and their histories, along with how they are being affected by cheap, foreign imports.
Help us with visibility of the product, and not the exposure of our race. Our ancestry might be a turnoff to potential buyers, but if they get the product and like it, and THEN realize the seller is Black, you’ve made two positive changes with one post.
What you’re doing here is divisive. It makes these products seem faulty.
I’m not shopping based on race. That is racist.
Sorry you feel that way! We see it as supporting minority owned businesses.
Herb & Eden for natural soaps, skin care oils and body butters. they are based in Atlanta.
Americanhatsllc.com makes men’s and women’s hat in Philadelphia PA
If you had not included any sort of racial politics in your opener, I probably would have enjoyed the list more. It was definitely a turn off and a bit disappointing to see. It pulled attention away from the company’s on the list and did them a bit of a disservice when you think of anyone who might have actually been interested in the product and turned off by the rhetoric.
I sent you an email and hope to hear back.
https://ellisislandtea.com/ beverage company
https://pholkbeauty.com/ amazing skin care
https://erikabrownandassociates.com/ locally owned real estate firm in Atlanta
Herbal Body Blessings, Natural Skincare Products! Producing natural skincare products since 2006.
Visit-Products.herbalbodyblessings.com
Leshay Candles, LLC is black owned and specializes in luxury candles and home fragrance.
Thank you for posting! I am a big Amazon shopper if people have Amazon links, would love for you to post them. I’ve searched for several of these products and couldn’t find. Thank you again!
Thank you for your support and including us in this list!
Thank you so much for your support! Xx
Curls & Potions
http://www.curlsandpotions.com
Also,
Poetic Candles
http://www.poeticcandles.com
Another,
Blessed2BPressed
http://www.blessed2bpressed.com
If you would not encourage people to buy from White-owned businesses because they are owned by white people, do not encourage them to buy from businesses because they are owned by black people. It is racially discriminatory and unfair. White people — European-Americans — should not be disfavored because of their race either. Disappointed to find racial favoritism on your site.
Previously it has not been a practice to call out the ownership of the products we advertise. We’ve now created a list for those who wish to patronize Black-Owned Businesses. By simply posting a list of Black-Owned Business imposes no obligations to our readers to patronize these businesses. Your buying decisions are your business. To draw attention to Black-Owned Businesses is not taking away from any of the other businesses that are already listed on this site. The entire nation is focusing on ways to show solidarity with the groundswell of momentum toward racial justice. Supporting these businesses is one way you can show your support for this movement.
Go woke go broke. Will blacks buy from White owned business?! Nope. Me and all my kin will no longer use these websites. Giving in to the left wing mob whom NEVER buy Made in USA products is pathetic. Kneel and cuck away
Thank you for your comment Ryan. Yes, one of the many great things about living in the United States is that we have the freedom of choice as to where we spend our money. Another great thing is that we have the right to our own opinions. Just because we are giving the option for people to support black owned businesses, who go the extra mile to make sure their products are made in the USA, just like the many white owned businesses, and are making it easier for those people to do so, does NOT mean we are giving into the “left wing mob”. People of all political parties, colors, sexes, support our country’s economy by purchasing American made products….and by owning businesses who make it a point to manufacture those products in the USA.
You are not giving people the “option”. We always have the option. You are singling out black businesses for the race of the owner as if they need your help and as if Euros need yours to spend their money. As someone who has lived, gone to school and worked with every ethnicity I know this is not necessary at all. You are just virtue signalling.
Americans are all races, colors and religions. Businesses that produce well meet with success. Facts that exist and do not require your meddling. I buy from the best provider regardless of ethnicity. You are not helping. Time to move on.
Green Olive Soaps (Troy, MI)!
https://www.greenolivesoaps.com/
Thank you, Emily! I’m adding them now!
UB Nation llc is a black-owned business founded by travis withers. They make men’s beard care products, available online at urban beard.com