Washington, D.C. is home to some of the most unique and incredible black-owned businesses in the nation, many of which often go unnoticed by many potential customers.
Here, we’ve shined a light on just a few of the black-owned businesses around D.C. that we think are doing great things, even though there are so many that also deserve attention.
1. District of Clothing
What: Apparel
Where: Washington D.C.
How to shop:Order online here.
2. Calabash
What: Tea, tonics, aromatherapy, body care and more.
Where: 2701 12th St NE, Washington DC 20018 or 1847 7th St NW, Washington DC 20001 (currently closed)
How to shop: Order online or visit their 12th Street location which is the only one currently open for pick up.
3. Mahogany Books
What: Books for all tastes and ages.
Where: 1231 Good Hope Rd SE, Washington, DC 20020.
How to shop: Place your order on their website or visit their physical shop in Anacostia.
4. Lee Flower
What: One of the most iconic flower shops in the District.
Where: 1026 U St NW, Washington, DC 20001.
How to shop: Visit their store on U street or place your delivery order online
5. Everard’s Clothing
What: Tailor shop offering high-end clothing and custom men’s clothing.
Where: 1802 Wisconsin Ave NW.
How to shop: Visit their shop in Georgetown or order online.
6. Frères Branchiaux Candle Co.
What: 100% Vegan candles.
Where: online
How to shop: Shop online here
7. Black Pepper Paperie Co.
What: Hand-crafted ceramic art, home décor, paper goods and apparel.
Where: Washington D.C.
How to shop: Place your online order here.
8. Habeebah’s Herbals
What: Plant-based skincare products
Where: 2524 Elvans Rd SE, Washington, DC 20020.
How to shop: Visit their shop or place an online order.
9. 1988 Fragrance Co.
What: Room sprays and body butters
Where: Washington D.C.
How to shop: Order online.
10. Cindi Liebel Jewelry
What: Artisanal jewelry.
Where: Washington DC
How to shop: Place an online order or book a virtual appointment here.
[Featured image: Instagram / @blackpepperpaperieco ]