Philadelphia is known for it's brotherly love, and that's something we can all share with our locally-owned business.
Next time you're in the market for some beautiful ceramics, athliesure, health and wellness services, high-end cosmetics and more, why not put some of your hard-earned dollars in the hands of Philly's black-owned businesses?
These men and woman put their hearts and souls into what they do, and they're making Philly a brighter community. Be a part of their success, because when one of us wins, we all win.
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258 E. Girard Ave. / Website
Harriett’s Bookshop is named after historic heroine Harriett Tubman, and features a selection of books available for purchase online as well as the physical location. Harriett’s Bookshop celebrates female authors, artists and activists. The store’s collection includes empowering books for children, informative non-fiction and moving novels. Check the bookshop calendar for engaging community events, workshops, talks and more.
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5015 Baltimore Ave. / Website
Ready to update your home decor? Ceramic Concept showcases the wares of more than 50 national and international artists, highlighting the work of female artists and artists of color. The space is run and curated by Stefani Threet, whose work is also featured within the storefront. Come in for high-end tableware, plants and planters, ceramic jewelry, incense burners, kitchen and bathroom decor, holiday and seasonal items, and more.
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134 S 11th Street / Website
For all your one-of-a-kind finds, Common Ground is open to customers looking to buy or sell some really cool items. Common Ground offers anything from rare athletic shoes to unique name-brand items. This consignment shop has merchandise available online and in-person with hours posted on its social media accounts. Come on down and see what cool stuff you can find!
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72 North 2nd Street / Website
Damari has a specialized approach to men’s and womenswear, mixing tailored looks with modern culture. Three-time Pro-Bowl and two-time Super Bowl champion Malcolm Jenkins created Damari to help individuals find their own style, just as he did after immersing himself in the world of fashion in 2012. For a unique experience, customers can stop by and browse the collection or be hire a personal styling session with Image Consultant Eric White.
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736 N 2nd Street / Website
A feminine space that cultivates learning and healing through health and wellness services, Freedom Apothecary started with Morrisa Jenkins and Bonkosi Horn's desire to create a holistic space for women of color. Book a soothing facial treatment or refreshing "tune-up," reserve a consultation or just shop Freedom Apothecary's balanced shelves of body oils, cosmetics, lotions, elixers and skincare products.
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Founder Marcia Williams offers customers clean, high-performance cosmetics coupled with years of experience working with celebrities on their makeup. Through hair and makeup services along with top-tier products, Embellish Beauty Concepts helps clients with luxurious and accessible services. While this company does not have a physical address, the comprehensive website can help customers find just about anything they are looking for.
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King of Prussia Mall / Website
If you believe fashion is an art, Jeantrix is the designer for you. The Philadelphia brand caters to Pop-Art enthusiasts throughout the globe. Jeantrix started with a pair of customized sneakers from founders Nyce and Homm, and today, the company has grown to encompass unique and eccentric art pieces as well as all-over looks. Fashionable prints and designs are available online or at the King of Prussia Mall. Services also include custom pieces accessible through the official email.
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Multiple Locations / Website
For those looking to grab unique scents for themselves or loved ones, Mount Airy Candle Co. is the place to shop. The company began as a quirky concept for hand-make gifts, and today, it offers hand-poured candles as well as essential oils for home and body. Customers can shop Mount Airy Candle Co. merchandise online and view candle collections specialized for different occasions and holidays, along with specific scent combinations.
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716 S. 4th Street / Website
Yowie is a lifestyle shop and design studio located in Queen Village that showcases collections from various independent artists and designers. The website displays the fun and eccentric tastes the store holds. Find everything from wine to footwear, sauce to sculptures, towels, tote bags and all manner of fun.
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529 S. 4th Street / Website
Beauty supply store Marsh and Mane was created with the belief that customers should leave beauty supply stores inspired rather than frustrated. The customer service reps are able to help anyone select the right products for their needs, or just point shoppers in the right direction. Buy your body butter, incense cones, hair-care products and more on site or via the website.
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