
There are specific holidays throughout the year where businesses are featured, but we wanted to celebrate Texas Latinx-owned businesses all year long! No matter the occasion, they create amazing items for us to enjoy and buy as gifts in order to support the community! Enjoy this categorized and alphabetized list of Texas Latinx-owned businesses that sell everything from clothing, accessories, and jewelry to beauty products, pet treats, candles, and art!
Are you a Texas, Latinx-owned business? Do you have a brand or business that you love, or one you work closely with that we should feature? Send us an email with your suggestion!
Clothing & Accessories
Adorn Intimates
Choose from gorgeous slip dresses in colors like Rapturous Red and Platinum Bullet, silky robes, and even kids PJ sets for the cutest pictures of your night-time routine. Co-founders Rosaura and Paige built their business with the hope of reminding women that they are astonishing, desirable, overflowing, rapturous, and nonpareil. You’ll not only feel comfortable, but beautiful in your own skin, as you should!
Amor A Mexico Boutique
Made by artisans in Mexico, Amor A Mexico Boutique sells hand-embroidered Oaxaca tops, dresses, a wide variety of accessories, graduation stoles, Huaraches and even little girls’ clothes! With all sorts of styles and fits, you’re bound to fall in love with something you won’t be able to live without.
By Style Feen
By Style Feen sells hair accessories made of 100% silk, the perfect little gift for the curly-haired individual in your life.
Folklore & Tradition Boutique
Buy beautifully embroidered, fair-trade clothing from Folklore & Tradition Boutique. Choose from accessories, tops, skirts, dresses, and bags. You can even order a custom Mermaid Gala dress!
Folklóricos y más
Folklórico dresses are flowy and exceptionally embroidered. Folklóricos y más is a Latinx-owned business in Texas that brings the detail of Folklórico into your everyday, selling handmade dresses of all types, plus jumpsuits, shirts, and children’s clothes. They also sell traditional Huaraches, both for women and children! You’ll love the variety of embroidered flowers, including sunflowers, and all the bright colors.
Gen.
Sometimes casual wear isn’t always the best quality. Gen. creates simple but quality daily-wear items with 10% of every purchase going to SOS International, which aids at-risk youth around the world. Ethically sourced and carefully curated, casual can still look fashionable with Gen.
Jen Zeano Designs
Get all your Latinx pride apparel from Jen Zeano Designs: Poderosa sweatshirts, Latina Power swimsuits, cabrona tees, y mas!

Laced in Desire
This Latinx-owned business wants to contribute to self-confidence in women of all shapes and sizes. Their high-quality lingerie is colorful with intricate details while still being affordable!
Lavish Amore
Get the convenience of online boutique-style clothing without forfeiting quality and style. Lavish Amore strives to inspire women by helping them feel confident and empowered. Choose from attire for both casual and special occasions. Fall in love with Lavish Amore? They sell gift cards too that you can add to your birthday or Christmas list!
MAD Boutique
Grab the building blocks of your new wardrobe from MAD Boutique; everything from halter tops and jeans to dresses of all lengths, jewelry, and heels. Founder Michaelle is also the host of the podcast, “The Mad Girls Club,” which she uses to support women from all walks of life by helping them with their problems. To submit for the chance to be featured, visit her website.
Jewelry
Always, Juliet
Always, Juliet creates sophisticated and romantic jewelry made from 14K gold to give long lasting love to each piece. From Aztec statement pieces to star-filled pendants, each piece is nothing short of stunning!
Birdiebmaed
Pick out something dainty or a statement piece from Birdiebmaed’s collection of handmade, polymer clay earrings.
Dallas MM Jewelers
Dallas MM Jewelers’ founders, Sachina (the #1 female jeweler in Dallas) and Miguel, have over 15 years of experience in the jewelry industry and sell beautiful watches, necklaces, bracelets and earrings in gold or sterling silver. Need a custom piece? Just send them an email!
Designz by Marilyn
Buy a pair of studs or dangly polymer clay earrings from Designz by Marilyn, from abstract shapes to little hearts or, my favorite, her pineapple mini arch earrings. With Designz by Marilyn, you’ll find the perfect accessory to spice up an outfit or to wear every day. Items are also available for wholesale.
Hey Amiga!
Dallas-based business Hey Amiga! creates handmade polymer clay earrings with a variety of added touches made out of metal, beads, and even resin! You’ll find all sorts of options for final touches to any outfit, including neutral tones and neon. Hey Amiga! updates her Instagram with her upcoming markets and pop-ups, but she also takes orders via Instagram. She offers shipping ($6 up-charge), drop-offs ($2 per mile), and meet-ups, as well as a variety of payment options. All these details can also be found on her Instagram page.
Lani Accesorios
If you’re looking for bold jewelry at affordable prices, Lani Accesorios is your one-stop shop! They constantly have new pieces coming in and everything is so fun!

Le Chic Miami
Le Chic Miami has a huge variety of hand-painted, wooden earrings that are meant to make a statement. Some of my favorites are the 70s style earrings, the amethyst crystals, the anatomical hearts, the lilac cows, Pacman, and the Frida Kahlo earrings! Scroll their website to see the wide selection of earrings this Latinx-owned business has available!
Like Clay, Co
Like Clay, Co’s founder Lili started out making earrings while she lived overseas. Today, she molds, hand-cuts, bakes, drills, sands, and assembles her clay earrings by hand right here in Texas. Selling everything from colorful to neutral pairs, Like Clay, Co has options for as inexpensive as ten dollars, as well as Surprise Boxes that come with multiple pairs of earrings. At least one of these pairs is not sold online, so it’ll be especially unique! A percentage of the profits also goes overseas to empower young women and girls.
“Co” in the company name stands for “Courage-Connect-Community,” representative of Lili’s desire to encourage women to talk and build friendships. So, when you see someone with a piece on that you love, tell them! You might earn a friend out of it, or at the very least, make their day.
Miner Deng
Miner Deng combines her Chinese and Latin roots with handmade jewelry using different metals, healing crystals, natural stones, and freshwater pearls to create one-of-a-kind bracelets, earrings, and necklaces!

Something Fresa
Founded by teacher, mom, and daughter of Mexican immigrants Jianely Maranto, she started making clay earrings after her daughter was born. Fresa is a word used for someone who is preppy and friendly, who loves dressing up, and enjoys coffee dates with friends to spill the chisme, or gossip. Jianely’s inspiration comes from her background as a teacher and the love for her Mexican background. Her creations are bright, fun, and would make great gifts for anyone! I love their concha-themed items, including their newly released phone grips!
A Little Bit of Everything
Autumn Moon
Autumn Moon sells everything from home goods and stationery to clothing and accessories. You can even buy items wholesale!
Bizzz Designs
Looking for a statement piece to spice up the interior of your car? Bizzz Designs creates custom car accessories and keychains, along with tumblers and organic, soy candles. Add a splash of color to your life with something fun from Bizzz Designs.
Cadena Collective
Founded by two sisters who immigrated from Mexico with their mother in 1996, Cadena Collective sells products made by fellow female businessowners. Cadena, the Spanish word for chain, reflects their desire to unite and empower women through innovation rather than through what society dictates their worth to be. The inspiration their mother was for them is a large part of what inspires them today. You’ll find things like embroidered Mexican clothing, self-care items, phones cases, handbags, pet accessories, and jewelry!
CHIA Colombian Handcrafted
CHIA Colombian Handcrafted is devoted to fair-trade practices in their partnerships with Colombian artisans. Their fashion accessories, art, sandals, and hammocks are handmade by native Columbian women who often live in rural communities. Did you know that mochilas, which CHIA also sells, are traditionally worn by both men and women in Colombia?
Jade and Yissel Boutique
Jade & Yissel Boutique has a beautiful mixture of handmade jewelry and apparel. One of their most stunning items is the embroidered corset, perfect for special occasions and bold statement outfits!

La Casita de Artesanias
La Casita de Artesanias’ handbags, art, jewelry, sombreros and home goods are hand-crafted by female artisans of El Salvador, simultaneously supporting low-income families. Additionally, their materials are eco-friendly, and created with the most beautiful colors and shapes.
Nativa
Fill your world with life and color when you buy traditional, handmade embroidered products from Nativa. Ethically sourced from Mexican artisans, Nativa is a member of the Fair-Trade Federation, selling everything from home decor and accessories to men’s, women’s and children’s clothing.
Pink Shell
Pink Shell sells phone charms, scrunchies, matte hairclips, and earrings of all shapes and sizes. Check out their sales section for kimonos and earrings under ten dollars! Follow their Instagram to be the first to hear of their new releases.
RAQ91
Browse vintage and retro-style apparel, jewelry, accessories, and soy candles in bright pink and pastel colors from RAQ91, a Latinx-owned business based out of Grand Prairie, Texas.
Wild Bella Boutique
Shop for cute t-shirts, sweatshirts, earrings, headbands, and the most fashionable heart-shaped sunglasses at Wild Bella Boutique. You can pre-order their new designs on their website, like their Selena t-shirts, among other unique designs.
Miscellaneous
Boho Pampas
What is life without flowers? A simple pleasure that Boho Pampas has reimagined in the most magical way, you can order a colorful arrangement of pampas grass and add the perfect touch to your next Bohemian-style event. Keep an eye out for their website, coming soon!
CocoAndre Chocolatier
These vegan, minimally processed chocolates from CocoAndre Chocolatier will change your life. Created with European techniques and Mexican flavors, you can order custom chocolates or seasonal truffles. They also offer horchata and coffee! Browse their online menu to find your next obsession.
De Nopales Native Imports
This Dallas-based, Latinx-owned business sells award winning, and sustainably made mezcal. It’s hand-crafted on family farm in Oaxaca, Mexico for three generations. 10% of De Nopales Native Imports’ profits support artists of Monterrey, Nuevo León and they even decorate their bottles with their works of art!
La Casita Hot Sauce
Taste Texas in each bite with La Casita Hot Sauce. This farm-to-table award-winning recipe is an all-natural and authentic homemade tomatillo salsa. Enhance your meals with this fresh, savory and much healthier option.
Luxo Design Workshop
Order custom gifts and merchandise from Luxo Design Workshop. Some examples are lapel pins, stickers, signage for businesses, stamps, and straw charms. Check out their Instagram to see what they’ve created for past customers! Items are also available for wholesale.