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10 Awesome Small Businesses To Support During This Time

Small businesses need our business now more than ever.

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10 Awesome Small Businesses To Support During This Time
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There's no better time to shop small than now. Shopping small is so much more than just buying a product. It makes a difference in the life of those who run it.

1. @kaligraphy_xo

Photo by Kali Nanney

Kaligraphy is a small business ran by Kali Nanney. She creates the cutest phone cases, t-shirts, sweatshirts, doormats, etc.! She has so much talent, and she hand creates all of her designs! She also has a website to place orders!

2. Nothin' Fancy Boutique and Gifts

Nothin' Fancy is a small business based out of Quitman, MS, and it's owned by Lacie Smith. Nothin' Fancy has a huge selection of women's (misses and curvy) and men's clothing, as well as Duke Cannon Supply Co. products, Brumates, Melissa and Doug toys for kids, and a ton of awesome gift ideas! You can join a VIP group, here or shop with them online!

3. @instrivedesign

Macrame keychains from Instrive Design

Instrive Design is based in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, and is run by Ashley Woodall! Ashley creates stickers, cups, shirts, etc.! She also just created a sub-brand, The Southern Coast Co, where she sells her handmade macrame pieces, soap, and bath bombs. She's great with designing logos, tattoo designs, and custom pet portraits! You can shop here.

4. @brookestexascreations

Brooke's Texas Creations is a small business based out of San Antonio, TX. She has an Etsy where she sells her handmade anklets, rings, earrings, and bracelets! She also creates the cutest friendship thread keychains and bracelets.

5. @honeydewjewelryco

Butterfly huggies!

Honeydew Jewelry Co is the cutest small biz! She has the cutest handmade jewelry! To check out her website, click here.

6. @carlicobtq

Carli Co is a boutique owned by a mother/daughter duo. They have an online boutique as well as a store-front location in Starkville, MS! They have the cutest clothes and accessories! You can shop online here.

7. @gracestampingco

Stamped rings from GSC!

GSC is a small business ran by Jewelia Glenn based out of Starkville, MS! GSC is a Christian based company that creates the cutest hand stamped jewelry! 30% of all proceeds go to missions all around the world!

8. George Mary's

George Mary's is a small biz that sells women's clothing, jewelry, shoes, and some home goods! You can shop here.

9. @olivejuicery

oLive sells a variety of fresh-pressed fruit and vegetable juices. Their juices are made with all-natural ingredients with no additives to ensure the happiest bodies for their customers, in turn helping them manifest a better life. You can shop online here.

10. @shopcobalts

If you're looking for super cute and trendy accessories, clothing, and shoes look no further! Cobalt's Boutique has so much to offer. They have both an online store and a storefront opening on January 23rd in Columbus, MS.

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