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From a Hot Cheetos keychain to handmade earrings, get ready to see so many items you'll probably want to add to your cart immediately.
Mundo Latinx sells unique Latinx apparel that celebrate Latinx communities. The tees are simple yet unique and are a way to show the world that you're here and proud of who you are.
Get the tee on the left for $24.99 (available in sizes XS-4X and in black and white) and the tee on the right for $24.00 (available in sizes XS-4X).
The name Gilded Nopal comes from "gilded" meaning covered in gold (and a play on the artist's last name) and "nopal," which is cactus in Spanish. The cactus is a symbol of Mexican strength and resilience, which is exactly what shows in the products. Martha, a digital illustrator based in Southern California, says that art is her therapy, happy place, and labor of love. She creates stunning pins you can adorn all your jean jackets with, prints you'll want to display for years in your home, and more.
The products are handcrafted in Puerto Rico. Shop owner Aleishla López discovered how much she enjoyed making bridal accessories and jewelry while planning her own wedding and now specializes in making them with a fun twist. The name itself means "happy flower" in Italian. And these pieces will definitely bring happiness to your wedding...or just on whatever day you decide to wear them.
Get the rainbow earrings for $66 and the brass hair clip for $51.
The shop has the tagline "Art celebrating the unapologetic Latina," and that's what it is. The designs are simple, yet they make a big statement. Owner Elizabeth Reyes also creates fun greeting cards. All the items are printable, so you can have them in a matter of minutes.
Get the illustrated print for $5 and the Selena quote for $5.
In 2014, Jeanette Castro was a college student who was tired of spending too much money on accessories and decided she could make her own for cheaper (and better). The earrings, keychains, bracelets, necklaces and more are inspired by her culture and world around her. I mean, who doesn't want a Hot Cheetos keychain for the same price as just a couple of bags!?!
Get the sunflower earring for $5 and the Hot Cheetos keychain for $7.
Shop owner Gabriela Guzman started the brand back in 2010 and has been hand-printing the items ever since. Based in Miami, she takes the hispanic influence and turns it into fun clothing and accessories to show off exactly who you are without saying anything. Now I'm going to go back to being socially unsocial...
Get the sweatshirt for $29.75 (available in sizes S-2X and in black and white) and the hat for $21.25.
Sol Proaño has been crafting fine jewelry for nearly 10 years, and her pieces are so simple yet breathtaking. They're made with recycled material whenever possible and also from materials from other US-based small businesses. Plus, a portion of all sales are donated to UNHCR, the UN refugee agency.
Get the dangle earrings for $74 (available in sterling silver and 14k GF and silver) or the necklace for $65+ (available in three styles).
Born in Costa Rica and a "proud Latina female artist with a love of all things geeky and fandoms," Diana K has been drawing and creating illustrations on Etsy since 2010. Her custom prints would be adorable as a wedding or anniversary gift, and then you might as well pick up a couple other things for yourself while you're there.
Get the custom portrait for $100 and the Princess Leia mug for $16+ (available in two sizes).
After not seeing her own experiences reflected in society, Gloria Lucas started Nalgona Positivity Pride, which is an organization that provides education and support for people of color who struggle with eating disorders and body image. The Etsy shop celebrates these warriors and the products help support the community and outreach.
Get the Ancestors Guide Me shirt for $26 (available in sizes S-3X) and the tote bag for $24.
A family business started in 2008, ¡Ay Mujer! makes original papel picado that's handmade in Indio, California. The beautiful hand-designed and cut decor is perfect for a wedding, baby shower, or just to add as decor to your home.
Get the Debussy banner (left) for $24+ (available in six sizes and three color options) and the talavera banners (right) for $22 (available in three colors).