Looking to shop from indigenous artists and apparel designers this holiday season? Here is a list of 10 indigenous-owned brands, and sites where you can browse their merchandise online.

1) Cheekbone Beauty | https://www.cheekbonebeauty.com/

A Canadian, Indigenous-owned beauty brand, known for creating clean, vegan and sustainable color cosmetics.

2) 4KINSHIP | https://www.4kinship.com/

A Diné (Navajo) owned sustainable artwear brand dedicated to producing handmade, one of a kind, restored, repurposed and lovingly upcycled, artisanal and small batch products.

3) Outlier Leather Co. | https://www.outlierleatherco.com/

A lifestyle brand, owned and operated by David Spence, a Nisichawayasihk (Treaty 5) Cree man. Every Outlier product is handcrafted by David and uses high-quality materials from eco-conscious tanneries.

4) Sḵwálwen | https://skwalwen.com/

A luxury Indigenous brand creating botanical skin care products. Honoring traditional Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) plant knowledge, Sḵwálwen incorporates sustainably harvested and sourced plants and organic, high quality ingredients. Each product has a Squamish name to honor the place where this plant knowledge comes from.

5) Kūmana Activewear | https://www.kumanaactive.com/

Made of recycled ghost nets and pre- and post-consumer waste, Kūmana Activewear is a Native Hawaiian-owned and operated activewear brand. Kūmana Activewear is committed to prioritizing people and the environment first above all else, and perpetuating Hawaiian language and culture.

6) Mauka Sunglasses | https://www.maukasunglasses.com/

A Native Hawaiian-owned sunglasses brand making performance polarized sunglasses for fishing and hunting.

7) The Keiki Dept LLC | https://www.thekeikidept.com/

A children’s clothing brand focused on sharing Native Hawaiian culture through the plants and animals depicted in their designs.

8) Warren Steven Scott | https://warrenstevenscott.com/

Warren Steven Scott, a member of the Nlaka’pamux Nation, is a contemporary accessory designer, fashion designer, tailor, and craftsperson.

9) Robin Waynee | https://robinwaynee.com/

Internationally recognized award-winning jeweler Robin Waynee is a member of the Saginaw Chippewa Tribe.

10) Choke Cherry Creek | https://chokecherrycreekdesigns.com/

Choke Cherry Creek features contemporary Apsáalooke designs. Artist Angela Howe-Parrish, a member of the Apsáalooke (Crow) Nation and descendent of the Pikuni (Blackfeet) Nation of Montana, has been featured in the New York City and Paris fashion week.

[1] Dentons US LLP is not affiliated with these artists and does not represent these artists.  By making this Gift Guide available Dentons does not endorse or recommend these artists or their products.  We do not receive any of the proceeds of sales.