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Including the most beautiful embroidered jacket, so many tasty drinks and treats, and a concha pillow I need on my couch, stat!

Wild Dalia is a small business based in Mexico City that sells gorgeous, hand-embroidered denim jackets — check out their store page to see more designs!

Promising reviews: "Beautiful, there are no words. The color is out of this world." —Cindy

"I ordered two jackets; they are beautiful. The embroidery looks like the pictures and is very precise. The jackets even arrived earlier than expected. I would definitely order again. A thank you to the ladies making the jackets." —Pam

Get it from Wild Dalia on Etsy for $188 (available in women's sizes S–XL).

They recommend using four to eight letters for the best results, but no more than eight. 

Bella Doña is a Latina-owned, LA-based brand that was co-founded by best friends LaLa Romero and Natalia Durazo. "With its roots in Chicano and LA culture, Bella Doña is proud to celebrate the spirit of sisterhood," according to their website. 

Promising review: "SOOO BEAUTIFUL!!!! Worth the wait. I love this bookmark sm — just got it today and it's gorgeous. Immediately put it in the book I'm reading, and it's great. Doesn't slip out and has a great grip without damaging the pages!!! 10/10!!" —frankie

Get it from Bella Doña for $40 (available in gold or silver).

FryAway is a woman-owned small business, and they donate 1% of revenue to nonprofits focused on water conservation.

Just sprinkle a packet of the power into your *hot* oil, wait for it to cool down...and toss! FryAway is available in three sizes: Pan Fry (which comes with four packets each capable of solidifying two cups of oil each), Deep Fry (which comes with two packets, each capable of solidifying eight cups of oil each), and Super Fry (which comes in a bag you can scoop for any size need). 

Promising review: "Honestly I didn’t know if this would work, waiting for it to cool down made me nervous, but once it was at room temperature it was solid. It popped out of the fryer so nicely. Worth every penny." —Emma

EZ Bombs is a woman-owned small business that sells a variety of spice bombs. You can use these spice bombs on the stovetop, slow cooker, or pressure cooker.

Promising review: "SO GOOD, SO EASY! I toss mine in the Crock-Pot and cook on low, no water needed! The flavor is amazing from these bombs, and the price is not bad for two meals! Love the smell of these cooking all day. The taste is amazing! Topped our tostadas with lettuce, queso fresco, and sour cream, SO good! Love this company, we always buy the birria bombs, but will definitely be ordering these again." —Bran

Get a pack of two from Amazon for $19.99.

Audey Thunders is a Xicana-owned indie clothing brand based in Orange County, California, that specializes in alternative handmade clothing, bags, and balaclavas. 

Promising review: "Super cute onesie! Love it! Made from very stretchy fabric, so it’s easy to get on and off my baby. It’s hard to find alternative baby clothes, and I really like that this store is an option. I will probably end up buying more from this seller. The snaps at the bottom are good-quality metal snaps." —Shelby

Get it from Audey Thunders on Etsy for $35 (available in 18 patterns and with 37 band options). 

Tenayo Foods is a Latine-owned business that makes low-sugar Mexican-inspired BBQ and mole sauces.

Promising review: "I received my product yesterday and immediately was excited to try it out. I must say, this BBQ sauce is absolutely amazing with LOTS of flavor. It has a bit of spice (not overpowering), but really, REALLY big, bold flavor. I tried it over chicken, but had my other family members try it with chicken nuggets and even on a burger. A definite must-have!" —RickS9

Get it from Walmart for $6.47 (also available in two other flavors).

Pisqueya is a Latinx-American food brand that makes Caribbean-inspired hot sauces and seasonings.

Promising review: "The flavor is so good that everything I cook has that little extra sabor. I started using it in my go-to Latin recipes, but now I throw it on almost everything — but it shines on beans! It just makes everything better. I love how it's become a must-have in my kitchen, and I've even started giving it as a gift because I want everyone to try it. If you love cooking with real, bold flavors, you need this in your spice rack!" —Waldo Tejada

Get it from Amazon for $9.80 (also available in adobo and oregano/sea salt flavors). 

Check out a TikTok of Ceremonia's guava leave-in conditioner in action.

Founded in Miami by Chilean entrepreneur Babba Rivera, Ceremonia is a Latina-owned hair care brand whose naturally derived and clinically backed formulas are inspired by Latin American beauty rituals.

Promising review: "Oh my goodness, you need to try this! First of all, the scent is absolutely divine; it smells like a fresh tropical paradise and stays in your hair all day. But more importantly, it actually works wonders. It leaves my hair incredibly soft, hydrated, and completely frizz-free without weighing it down or making it feel greasy. It has officially become a permanent staple in my hair routine. Seriously, do your hair a favor and grab a bottle!" —Mara V.

Get it from Amazon, Ceremonia, and Sephora for $30.

The lime sauce gets its kick from piquín chiles, while the nuttier blend combines roasted peanuts with Mexican chiles. Both are made with avocado oil.

Tia Lupita is a California-based Mexican food brand making hot sauces, chile crunch, tortilla chips, and other pantry staples inspired by family recipes.

Promising review: "I have been eating hot sauces for over 40 years, and with so many to choose from nowadays, which one should I buy? I'm very happy I bought these two sauces. Thank you! Next I'm getting your habanero sauce! ✌🏼💛" —James F.

Get it from Tia Lupita Foods or Amazon for $14.99.

Heads up: These will arrive looking more like stems and might seem like they're dead — don't panic! Follow the instructions, and the blooms will open up over the next two days, giving you a bright, full bouquet to enjoy for weeks. If you're gifting this, you may want to let your recipient know as well.

BloomsyBox was founded by Juan Palacio, a Colombian immigrant who was inspired to help others discover the joy and beauty of flowers, which he grew up surrounded by. BloomsyBox flowers are sustainably grown and harvested by workers under fair working conditions. The small biz offers both flower subscriptions and one-time gifts, and flowers are shipped straight from the farm to you.

Promising review: "This is the second time I have ordered these flowers. The first time I ordered them for a friend, and she was so grateful, she sent me several pictures, and a week later, they were even more beautiful. They last for a long time and are vibrant and gorgeous. You get a lot for your money. These are my go-to flowers. I also don’t like to have my credit card in a bunch of places, so I'm happy I can order them from Amazon." —Hannah Jane

Bomba Curls was founded by Lulu Cordero and was inspired by her Afro-Dominicana roots. The products are designed to help curly-haired folks naturally boost growth and maximize length retention.

Promising review: "Best hair oil for curly, frizzy hair. I have a hard time finding a product to tame frizz, and this does the job well." —Lvillavilla

Get it from Bomba Curls or JCPenney for $22.

Tamalitoz is a Latinx- and queer-owned business based in Texas. This ribbon-style candy is filled with a mild chili lime seasoning, making for a tangy, sweet treat. It was started in a tiny candy store in Mexico City by husband-and-husband team, Jack and Dec.

Promising review: "I once tried these after seeing them on a checkout line, and now I am completely in love. They are the perfect mixture of sweet, spicy, and salty! Since I go through them pretty fast, this is a great way to get all the flavors for a good price at once. They tend to get stuck together in transit, especially when traveling in Florida, but I’ve never had trouble separating them by gently patting the bag. If these candies pique your interest, go ahead and buy them!" —Katie

Eberjey was founded by two friends, Ali Mejia and Mariela Rovito.

Melanie: "I have a pair of these, and I am not lying when I say that they are truly the comfiest pajamas that I own, hands down. I've contemplated buying a pair for every day of the week because there's a period of the year, usually around early November until spring, when these are glued to my body, only to be removed for laundry day, and then they go straight back on me. The weight is nice (decently heavy without being too hot), and the fabric is incredibly soft and offers a fantastic stretch, so I can pretzel my body on the couch to get comfy for an all-day movie marathon without feeling like my pajamas are constricting me. These pajamas will ruin all other pajamas for you because nothing else will feel as comfy and cozy."

Promising review: "Once you go Eberjey, you will never want to wear another pair of pajamas. Washes well, soft, great material. The best." —Nicole DeFontes

Get it from Amazon for $158 (available in women's sizes XXS–XXL Plus and 0–16, and 41 colors) or Eberjey for $158 (available in women's sizes XS–XXL, 20 colors, and with a Monogram option).

Daphne: I own Noir Red, and it's absolutely striking in person and makes me feel very glamorous when I wear it. I recommend using a lip brush for more precise application, since the bullet shape can make it a little tricky to apply to the corners of your lips. 

If you prefer more understated colors, there's also a gorgeous neutral pink in Wild Rose and a warm peachy hue in Wild Peach. 

Bésame Cosmetics is a small, family-run business founded by makeup historian Gabriela Hernandez and based in Los Angeles. They specialize in makeup and beauty products inspired by the colors and formulations popular in every era of the 20th century. 

Promising review: "I really like this lipstick; it is very dark on my skin tone, but that is what I was looking for! I feel like this lipstick would look amazing on any skin tone! It is such a unique color; on me, it pulls more berry. As always, the formula is amazing, no patchiness and super moisturizing!" —Addison A. 

House of Intuition is a queer-Latine-owned small biz founded by life and business partners Marlene Vargas and Alex Naranjo. They offer candles, crystals, tarot cards, and everything else one might need on their spiritual journey.

Daysha: I have gotten SO much stuff from House of Intuition over the years — affirmation candles, crystals, aura sprays, magic dusting powders, and anointing oils, just to name a few things. While I haven't purchased the money box before, I have purchased items from it, and even if you don't believe in the magic aspect of it, the quality of the products and the beautiful scents alone make this worth it.

Promising review: "HOI’s themed boxes WORK. This was the first product I purchased from HOI, and I loved it so much that I’ve gone on to buy many other themed boxes. In fact, I have both experienced and witnessed the impact the Money Box has to the point where every time I have a friend preparing for a product launch, I always gift them a Money Box to get them through. It’s always a HUGE HIT. When it comes in the mail, it feels so special opening it up. Highly recommend pairing it with the abundance crystals kit for maximum impact." —Laurie

Get it from House of Intuition for $111.

Rizos Curls is a Latine woman-owned small biz!

Promising review: "The cream smells AMAZING. On wash day, I used it, and my hair came out silky smooth with bouncy, juicy curls that actually lasted. It defines without making your hair crunchy or heavy, which is a huge plus for me. Overall 10/10. I also love supporting a Latina woman-owned brand, so this is a win all around. Definitely a repeat purchase for me!" —Miss Mitz

Get it from Amazon for $22.99 (also available in a travel size and holiday kit version). 

Take a closer look at the Pedrito Tote on TikTok.

Based in Brownsville, Texas, JZD is a queer Latina-owned lifestyle brand founded by wives Jen and Vero. Their colorful apparel celebrates Latino culture, LGBTQIA+pride, and the joy of feeling seen.

You’ll get three bags of each flavor, all made with Mexican chiles and no artificial dyes. The candies are also plant-based, gluten-free, and gelatin-free!

I Love Chamoy is a small business based in McAllen, Texas, founded by Annie Leal, who grew up in Mexico. She created the brand after her father was diagnosed with diabetes, developing a lower-sugar take on the sweet, tangy, spicy chamoy flavors she grew up with.

Based in Miami, Lights Lacquer is a Latina-owned and -founded brand by beauty YouTuber and influencer Kathleen Lights. Their polishes are vegan, cruelty-free, and free of toxins, parabens, and fragrances.

Promising review (for "Scorpio"): "I always love having dark-colored nails, close to black but not always black. This color is amazing. It's gorgeous, ugh, I can't get enough. Since it's from a special collection, I hope it does not go away. I am so scared it will, so I am rationing it lol. I have a few more things in my cart (this will be my third order in a span of one month). Honestly though, Kathleen take my moneyyyy — I have been loving everything thus far <3." —Marclinaa

Get them from Lights Lacquer for $13+, including the "Scorpio" or "Strawberry Boba" shades shown above.

Hija De Tu Madre is an LA-based brand that combines fashion and Latine identity into incredibly trendy apparel and accessories. Founder and designer Patty Delgado describes the brand as "the perfect depiction of my cultural intersection."

Promising reviews: "I love this bag! It's adorable. It is a medium size that comfortably fits an outfit and a pair of shoes, or some groceries, or two towels." —Donna R.

"This bag is so cute and has nice sturdy handles. I love the smiley face and saying because when I'm in my sweatpants, shopping for sustenance, the last thing I do is care." —Christina G.

Get it from Hija De Tu Madre for $21 (also available in a Muchas Gracias and Hija De Tu Madre design).

La Newyorkina was started by Fany Gerson after a trip back to her native Mexico. She started selling paletas at a street fair and sold out in just hours. Now La Newyorkina has a brick and mortar in Red Hook, Brooklyn, and has expanded to ice cream, churros, cookies, and other treats.

Some examples of the fruity flavors: mango chile, pineapple mint, hibiscus, oishi strawberry. Some examples of the creamy flavors: chocolate, coffee, Oreo, horchata, strawberries, and cream.

Get a 12-pack from La Newyorkina on Goldbelly for $89.95 (available in fruity, creamy, or assorted packs).

Valorosa was started by Salvadoran-American entrepreneur Melissa Gallardo.

Promising review: "This candle smells just like home! It reminds me of my beautiful grandma, who raised me and ensured that I knew and lived my culture and loved it. She’s the reason that I am such a proud Puerto Rican, and she’s the reason I pass down my heritage to my children with her same fervor. She’s no longer with me, and I miss her so much. This candle is such a beautiful reminder of her. Thank you so much for such a wonderful memento." —Yadira Thabatah

Thirst for Color is a San Diego-based small business founded by a queer Chicana, specializing in pillows, pet toys, and apparel. The concha costume for babies is ridiculously cute. 

Promising review: "It’s perfect! I purchased it as a birthday present, and it looks exactly like the picture! Super soft and so cute! Definitely will be buying one for myself." —T.J. 

Get it from Thirst for Color on Etsy for $35+ (available in 11 colors and four sizes). 

Bawi is a Latine-owned small business that creates refreshing, low-sugar sparkling agua fresca drinks.

Daysha: I have tried the guava version and hate that it took me so long to open it because it is SO, so good. I don't like sugary drinks and will always cut them with water. But I also equally dislike drinks made with faux sugar. Bawi is absolutely perfect with a very low amount of sugar per can and a refreshing taste. It reminds me of this low-sugar sparkling tea drink that I love from Trader Joe's, but sadly, we do not have a TJs in my area. So drinking this brought me so much joy, knowing that I can at least get something similar from Amazon. So excited to try the other flavors.

Promising review: "YUM! Not too sweet at all, love how tart it is. Just three ingredients and nine grams of sugar cannot be beat! Makes for a great marg mixer 🫣 or even a sleepy-time tart cherry and lime mocktail. 😋 Mixing the piña and lime is also top tier imo. <3" —juleeane villarreal

Get a four-pack from Amazon for $12.99 (available in four flavors and a variety pack).

Latine beauty YouTuber Manny Gutierrez (aka MannyMUA) created Lunar Beauty to offer a whimsical cosmetics brand meant for all genders.

Promising review: "I absolutely LOVE this eyeshadow palette. It has everything I need for an everyday or glam look. The mattes have the perfect amount of pigment and blend super easily. The shimmers really pop and look unreal if you pat/swipe them on with your finger. My favorite palette!" —Lexie

Farm Rio was founded by Brazilian fashion designer Katia Barros and Marcello Bastos. Its vibrant, nature-inspired prints celebrate Brazil's tropical landscapes and culture.

Its rich and smoky fragrance has layers of incense, amber, copal, vanilla, violet, and sandalwood.

Nopalera is a Latina-owned beauty brand founded in Brooklyn that makes body care and fragrance inspired by Mexican culture and the nopal cactus.

Promising review: "I usually stay away from scrubs due to sensitive skin. But when I saw the ingredients of this scrub, I thought about giving it a try. This scrub is AMAZING! The smell reminds me of being at a Mexican beach. It's not harsh either and will not leave skin red. The amount of oil in it is perfectly balanced, as you feel moisturized, but without feeling greasy. Thanks for making such an amazing product!" —Regina

Get it from Amazon and Nopalera for $32.