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Small Business Saturday is part of a week-long shopping experience during Thanksgiving weekend. As we approach the Christmas season, brands offer sales that allow consumers to stock up on gifts for themselves and their loved ones. Most companies begin to roll out opportunities to save big on the Monday of Thanksgiving, while others take advantage of Black Friday and Cyber Monday. And while more prominent brands can slash prices in half to satisfy consumer needs, smaller businesses do what they can to appeal to their audience while competing with large retailers.
Small Business Saturday was created to help small businesses gain visibility and financial support during the holiday season. According to the US Small Business Association, “In 2023, the reported projected spending in the U.S. from those who shopped at small businesses on Small Business Saturday was around $17 billion.” In other words, shopping with small business owners has a promising impact on the company, allowing them to grow in revenue and clientele. This also helps consumers pour back into their communities, strengthening the bond between the brand and those who patronize them.
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As we get into the thick of the shopping season, consumers are stocking up on holiday gifts and possibly a little something for themselves. As you take advantage of the sales from the larger brands, take time to shop with small businesses so they can continue to flourish. Here are five Black-owned small businesses to support on Small Business Saturday.
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5 Black Owned Businesses To Shop On Small Business Saturday
5 Black Owned Businesses To Shop On Small Business Saturday
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1. Imitation by Jerell
You might’ve seen Imitation by Jerell’s elaborate celebrity coffee tables circulating on social media. He has a talent for transforming today’s top celebrities into home decor, but that’s not all he does. Imitation by Jerell offers impressive art pieces that embody the beauty and resilience of Black people.
2. Introvert N the City
Incorporating affirmations into your daily practice is a simple yet powerful way to shift your mindset, reduce stress, and invite more joy into your house. Introvert N the City’s Moon Deck series offers affirmation decks for adults, children, and people in relationships.
3. Sodor
If you’re a fan of African print, then you’ll love Shop Sodor. The brand prioritizes African pride with all its pieces, from bonnets and headbands to denim jackets and head wraps.
4. Olivia Georgette
Olivia Georgette’s artistic and creative swag elevates each item she chooses to paint. She customizes sneakers, purses, and so much more, but she also sells hand-painted flower pots, bags, and canvas with her signature floral designs. You can also pick up holiday cards featuring beautiful Black art.
5. Glow with Flo
Glow with Flo prioritizes healthy skin with their collection of oils, body butters, and scrubs. Between their sweet scents and moisturizing formulas, your skin will thank you—especially as we enter winter.