AAPI-Owned Fashion Brands to Support Now and Always

Written By BELLA Magazine

In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we are so excited to share several AAPI-owned fashion brands to support year-round. One of the best and most sustainable way to support the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities is by shopping their businesses. Meet several founders of APPI-owned brands below!

Blackbough

blackbough.com | @blackbough

DMY by DMY

1% of every sale is donated to Women for Women International via Work for Good

dmybydmy.com | @dmybydmy

Emi Jay

Emi Jay has launched a special collection - Sugar Blossom which is an 18 piece collection inspired by Julianne founder's Korean heritage. Sugar Blossom is a limited edition keepsake collection that is made up of sweets, fabrics and various native flowers. In honor of AAPI Heritage Month. Emi Jay is also making a donation to the Asian Mental Health Collective.

emijay.com | @emijayinc

Maison Atia

Maison Atia is proud to partner with PAWS CHICAGO; a leading no-kill shelter in North America. With its #BuyACoatSaveAPuppy campaign, every coat sold provides a homeless pet transportation to one of their shelters. 

maisonatia.com | @maisonatia

BELLA Magazine

BELLA Magazine offers a carefully curated guide on fashion, beauty, health, philanthropy, arts and culture, cuisine, celebrities, and entertainment. The magazine is available nationwide through subscription and caters to both men and women.

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