School Supplies From Black Owned Brands

As the end of summer approaches, you may be in the market for notebooks, backpacks, and other supplies for the start of the school year. As such there are culturally representative options from black owned brands. See the following companies and product links for more details.

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Art By Aleighsha ( advertisement) offers a selection of culturally thematic backpacks.

#BlackBoyJoy Apparel (advertisement) offers backpacks with the company logo in a base color of black or white.

Blk-ed (advertisement) offers lunch bags, back packs and sets, lunch bags and pencil cases. See their “children’s” section.

Brown Kid Swagcom (advertisement) offers a selection of thematic backpacks (e.g., black girl astronaut, black boy pilot). Custom lunch bags are also available.

Boutique Mix (advertisement) offers a selection of engraved pencil sets that incorporate the African continent in the lettering. Pouches are also available.

Chic Geeks (advertisement) offers a selection of Macbook cases and keyboard covers.

Sibahle Collection (advertisement) offers a selection of trolley sets and backpack sets. Lunch bags are also available.

Blended Designs offers backpacks, and accessories such as lunch boxes, face masks, and cases (for pencils, earbuds, and other items).
Blended Designs is also available on Amazon. (advertisement)

April Olivia offers a variety of personalized 9 x 12 two pocket folders, along with lined spiral notebooks (8.5 x 11). The notebooks can also be personalized and bought in a set with a matching folder at a reduced price.

Black History Studies offers backpacks and lunch bags for boys and girls.

Black Girl Powerhouse offers a selection of thematic backpacks for boys and girls (e.g., school girls). A natural girls lunch bag is also available.

Coco’Pie Clothing offers a selection of culturally representative backpacks, drawstring and tote bags.

Color Me Bilingual offers notepads for coloring and doodling.

Innovative Supplies offers several themed spiral notebooks. Different styles of paper can be selected (i.e., college and wide ruled). Notebooks are handmade in the USA.

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Makeba Design and Prints offers a variety of supplies under their “products” category. These include different themed pencil pouches, lunch bags, face masks, and backpacks.

Modern Figures Podcast offers a selection of backpacks celebrating women and girls in computing. Laptop sleeves are also available.

Reflect Couture offers a girls pink back to school backpack.

Soapbox Theory offers drawstring backpacks, some of which come in multiple colors.

The Dyna Smiles offers culturally relevant spiral notebooks.

I hope in reviewing these companies and products, you find school supplies that work for you.

Happy shopping!

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