13 Latinx-Owned Brands Your Family Will Love

Want to shop small while still racking up major style points? From bold apparel to gorgeous art to spa-worthy skin and hair care, when you stock up on these fabulous products for babies, kids and their parents, you will also be supporting the Latinx community!

For Kids and Babies

Lil Libros

Lil’ Libros books were created by Patty Rodriquez and Ariana Stein to help parents encourage their kids to learn to love the Spanish language and culture. Their site also includes more than 100 printable worksheets!

Depeapa

Dress up your baby’s room with these gorgeous wooden mobiles from this Latinx-owned Etsy shop. Bonus: You can buy beautiful prints and jewelry, too. 

Spanglish Threads

Spanglish threads is a Texas-based, family-owned business that offers adorable, affordable, and chic baby and children’s clothing that celebrate Latinx culture.

Boo Boo Ropa

Boo Boo Ropa offers up stylish clothing for the whole family, but we especially love the super cute offerings for babies and kids. 

Bazzle Baby

Bazzle Baby is a Latinx-founded and run business that caters to the modern family with its collection of designer apparel and accessories for babies. From cute bibs to blankets and outfits, you will find some ridiculously chic products here. 

Modern Tejana

You can find lots of cute, fun, and modern baby clothes and accessories at this Latinx-owned baby clothing store.

For Parents

Honey Baby

Honey Baby was founded by Aisha Ceballos-Crump, a Latina chemical engineer. She ran into some issues finding hair care products that could benefit her three kids’ particular hair textures so she rolled up her sleeves and invented this awesome honey-based line that you can pick up at Target or Walmart.

Tata Harper Skincare

This luxurious organic skincare line is the brainchild of Tata Harper, a Colombian-born entrepreneur who wanted to find a line of skincare that could feel amazing while also being chemical-free.

Brewbles

If you know a parent who loves to get their bath on, then do not miss this sweet shop that offers up Latinx nostalgia in the form of luscious, bubbly bath bombs. 

Rizos Curls

Rizos Curls was founded by Julissa Prado, who spent years hiding her curly hair under layers of styling products. Her curls are out of hiding now! Check out Prado’s amazing array of gorgeous products that help give curly hair the nourishment and celebration they deserve.

Hija de tu Madre

If you are looking for a gift with a little bit of sass, then check out Hija de tu Madre. Hija de tu Madre has tons of statement-making gifts for mums including jewelry, apparel, and even desk supplies. 

Yo Soy Afro Latina

Yo Soy Afro Latina’s mission is to celebrate and elevate Black women in the Latinx community. This amazing clothing line was developed by Bianca Katheryn, who grew up in Detroit where she rarely saw other Latinx people who looked like her. So, she launched a business that celebrates her roots. 

Eby

Co-founded by Sofia Vergara, Eby is a revolutionary women’s garment company that features seamless underwear in every shape and size. 

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