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43 Black-Owned Brands to Support

43 Black-Owned Brands to Support

Armando Cabral 

Armando Cabral 

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Cool, classic Italian-crafted footwear made of high-quality leather. From sandals to sneakers, there’s an option for every occasion.

Ashya

Ashya

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The New York-based unisex brand delivers high-quality travel accessories, including unique hand-stitched belt bags and passport holders.

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Auvere

Auvere

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If you’re looking for high-quality, handcrafted gold jewelry, Auvere’s sleek designs will add interest to your wardrobe basics and provide a finishing touch to your more formal duds.

Brownstone

Brownstone

Casely-Hayford

Casely-Hayford

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This sharp menswear label combines Saville Row tailoring techniques and a contemporary design aesthetic to create new classics for the modern man’s wardrobe.

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Daily Paper

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Daily Paper is a beautiful amalgamation of African culture mixed with music, art, and fashion. The result? Tie-dye tees and printed shirts that are emblematic of that mix.

Darryl Brown

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Darryl Brown’s background is in steelwork and the railroad, and he brings that utility into his cool, durable designs.

Diop

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Diop is all about cultural education. The Diaspora-inspired streetwear comes from the designer’s family background in Nigeria. The bold prints take inspiration right from his mom’s sourcing of Ankara fabric in West Africa.

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Fear of God

Fear of God

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Jerry Lorenzo’s luxury streetwear brand has developed a cult-like following for effortlessly cool everyday style.

Folklore

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Folklore is an online concept store that brings together all types of clothes and accessories from all sorts of brands. Its mission is sourcing items made locally by artisans in South Africa, Nigeria, Ghana, and beyond.

Frere

Frere

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From Steph Curry to Jay-Z, celebrities can’t get enough of this fresh custom suiting brand.

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Golf Wang

Golf Wang

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If you haven’t heard of Tyler the Creator’s bold, playful clothing line yet, spring is a great time to add a punch of color to your everyday uniform.

Heron Preston

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You might know Heron Preston from his collaborations with places like Carhartt, Off-White, Nike, and NASA. The work and streetwear aesthetic is a leader of the trend.

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Martine Rose

Martine Rose

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This London-based, critically acclaimed menswear label inspired by ‘90s subcultures puts an unexpected twist in tailoring to T-shirts, suiting, and normcore separates.

Post-Imperial

Post-Imperial

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Post-Imperial treats fabrics with a Nigerian dying process before their shipped to the brand’s New York factory.

Public School

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Public School was founded in Urban Design—the more specific term for utilitarian clothing. The founders have been incorporating social consciousness into the design and production of the clothes since its inception in 2008.

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Pyer Moss

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Pyer Moss has been a favorite at Men’s Fashion Week in New York City for the past few years because of its statement-making pieces and overt social stances.

Rebels to Dons

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Joshua Joseph’s clothing, Rebels to Dons, is a thoughtful, strategic approach to blending cultural concepts and style.

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