110 Black-Owned Clothing Brands You Need to Know About If You Don’t Already

Gorgeous. Stunning. Beautiful. TBH, these are the only words that should be used to describe the ethical designs at Oríré. Seriously, the ruffles, draping, and ruching on these artistic dresses are so good. Find ’em at Nordstrom, Shopbop, RTR, and Moda Operandi.

Website: orire.co

Lookin’ for a masterpiece? You’ll find several at KÍLÈNTÁR, a brand that has conquered infusing the timelessness of Africa into modern clothing.

Website: kilentar.com

We all love our silky separates, don’t we? Well, apparently so does Beyonce (she’s been seen wearing LEIGH). Designed in BK, LEIGH sizing goes from XS to 4x—come on, inclusivity!

Website: leighnewyork.com

If you have a fancy event coming up, and your style is more romantic and luxurious, I’m positive you’ll say yes to the dress here. Speaking of, Amsale recently dropped yet another Bridal collection and it’s sooo dreamy!

Website: amsale.com

Style should be easy and effortless—can I get an amen? This recently launched brand by Ukonwa Ojo illustrates this belief via functional and versatile separates that you can wear everyday.

Website: adaandedith.com

Check out Harbison Studio for the brightest of colors and the boldest silhouettes.

Website: harbison.studio

If you’re looking to amp up the color in your wardrobe, be sure to check our Marrisa Wilson.

Website: marrisawilsonny.com

This sister-made brand is full of fun silhouettes and textures including ruffles, peplum, and bubble hems.

Website: kimberlygoldson.com

You’ll always stand out in a bold print or floral pattern from Autumn Adeigbo. I mean, how stunning does Ashley Park look in this polka dog mini?!

Website: autumnadeigbo.com

If you love to sparkle, Lurelly is definitely worth checking out. Their stunning pieces are perfect for any party—and they do bridal!

Website: lurelly.com

From sheer maxis to embellished mini dresses, Onalaja has all things stunning.

Website: onalaja.com

Remember Beyonce’s legendary “Brown Skin Girl” video? Feben was tapped to create costumes for that. The up and coming designer, a Central Saint Martins grad who goes by her first name only, and fans of surrealism will be intrigued by the dynamic stories that her pieces tell.

Website: ssense.com

It’s giving movement, and we love to see it. L.A. designer Pierre Davis created No Sesso to uplift all people. The name means “no sex/no gender” in Italian. The community-focused label is known for their various reconstructed materials, loud prints, and their iconic hand embroidery.

Website: nosesso.la

If you’re a fan of bold, vibrant, and stunning pieces, you’re gonna adore African clothing brand ÖFUURË. Everything from jaw-dropping gowns to adorable pajamas lives on their site.

Website: ofuure.com

Casual luxury abounds on the Jolie Noire website. Whether you’re looking for chic tees or comfy loungewear, this brand has it all.

Website: joliexnoire.com

Ethereal pieces with edge that you’ll drool over the second you see them: That’s the beauty of Zelie for She. This plus-size clothing brand is worth a browse for sure.

Website: zelieforshe.com

Make a major statement in bright prints, or stay cool in gorgeous neutrals—the choice is yours with Rendoll Lagos.

Website: rendoll.com

If you’re ready to ditch all your bras, Buzzoms is for you. They create sleek tops and dresses that allow you to ~fly free~ and go without chest support—no matter your cup size.

Website: buzzoms.com

In need of some new (and spicy) lingerie? Peep Anya Lust’s site and you’ll find corsets, thongs, and bodysuits galore.

Website: anyalust.com