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10 HBCU-Owned Brands To Shop Now

10 HBCU-Owned Brands To Shop Now

If it’s one thing we’ve learned in 2020 is that black owned and HBCU brands deserve our support. If you’re looking to support an HBCU-owned brand during this holiday season, look no further than these 10 HBCU-owned brands.

Support Black College

instagram.com/supportblackcollege

instagram.com/supportblackcollege

One of the most recognizable brands in the HBCU space. SBC has a beautiful, high quality hoodie that you have seen on many celebrities. Their slogan ‘Support Black Colleges’ is one we wholeheartedly agree with. SBC was founded by two Howard grads.

HBCU Culture Shop

instagram.com/hbcucultureshop

instagram.com/hbcucultureshop

One of the most creative HBCU brands, HBCU Culture Shop has been around since 2017. Their designs, quality and customer service responsiveness let’s us know this brand will be around for a long time. Their thoughtfulness in their instagram posts makes @hbcucultureshop a must follow on the gram. Designs are unique and dope. HBCU Culture Shop was founded by a FAMU grad.

HBCU Grad

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The most consistent HBCU brand has been known for their instagram feed since 2016. They got into the apparel space in June of 2020 with their signature box logo tees, hats and hoodies. They ship within 3 days or your money back. They respond to every DM and only care about their audience and customers. Follow them on instagram, listen to their podcast and subscribe to their youtube channel.

Jefferson Ave Brand

instagram.com/jeffersonavebrand

instagram.com/jeffersonavebrand

If you’re looking for custom made pieces, this is the place to go. Their earrings, home decor and cutting boards are unique and beautiful. We have a custom made wooden photo board that’s absolutely beautiful and a perfect gift!

African American College Alliance

instagram: aacaclothing

instagram: aacaclothing

The OG of HBCU apparel. All HBCU brands need to thank AACA for paving the way for HBCU apparel to be cultural staples. In the 90s everyone who was anyone wore AACA clothing. They have relaunched and are back better than ever. Their classic designs need to be hanging in every HBCU Grad’s closet.

Cait The Great

Instagram.com/shopbycaitthegreat

Instagram.com/shopbycaitthegreat

One of the most creative creatives in the HBCU space. Her designs are unique, well thought out and always on time. If you don’t follow Cait The Great on instagram, you must. Her drops have consistently set social on fire.

Last Bison Standing

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Last Bison Standing raises money for Howard by selling licensed Howard apparel. Their signature Howard apparel has been seen on celebrities everywhere. Howard received a 13% royalty on all products they sell. If you want beautiful apparel and want to support Howard and its stakeholders, Last Bison Standing is the destination for you.

Collegiate Luxe

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Collegiate Luxe is passionate about bringing awareness to HBCUS through their apparel. Their designs and clean and timeless.

Fix My Sole

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The founder of Fix My Sole, Elijah Rutland, is an amazing digital illustrator and shoe designer. His Black Rolf Meme went viral and can still be seen daily in the culture. His custom designed Jordans have been a cultural hit. If you’re looking for something FAMU related, check with Fix My Sole first.

Essential Toothbrush Co

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Essential Toothbrush Co’s goal is to provide oral hygiene essentials to all. The toothbrush is wide and sleek and the whitening strips work beautifully. The founder, Doctor Q, is an Howard grad currently in Dental school. This is one of our favorite companies of 2020 because of their uniqueness, branding and commitment to making the world a better place while creating a sustainable business.

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