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11 Honore

11 Honore is an inclusive e-commerce brand founded in 2017 by Patrick Herning and Kathryn Retzer, offering designer basics, formal wear, and workwear for plus-sized women in sizes 12-24. Featured in The New York Times, Forbes, and at New York Fashion Week, 11 Honore celebrates the beauty of all body types, empowering plus-sized women to feel seen and represented in elegant designer fashion.

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ButcherBox

ButcherBox delivers premium, humanely raised meats straight to your door. With a commitment to animal welfare, supporting farmers, and promoting diversity and inclusion, ButcherBox is a reliable source for high-quality meats that align with your values.

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Champ

Champ offers a discreet and convenient way to prioritize sexual health. Their premium, clean-label products are delivered straight to your door, eliminating awkward conversations and uncertainty about quality. Trust in Champ's dedication to innovation and competitive spirit.

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Dame

Dame is a sex-positive brand that aims to close the Pleasure Gap with their doctor-approved, body-safe products. With a commitment to education and breaking taboos, Dame is changing the way we think about sexual wellness.

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Gentle Herd

Indulge in the luxurious and timeless cashmere and wool pieces from Gentle Herd. This environmentally-friendly brand prides itself on providing the finest materials while ensuring the comfort and freedom of their herd. Perfect for the fashion-conscious individual who values animal welfare and a responsible lifestyle.

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Hanky Panky

Hanky Panky is a well-respected lingerie and loungewear brand founded in 1977 by Gale Epstein and Lida Orzeck. It offers a wide range of products, including underwear, bras, nightwear, accessories and more, available in sizes 14-24 with bra sizes up to D-cup. Hanky Panky is known for its quality materials and lasting products, favored by celebrities such as Rihanna and Jennifer Aniston.

HANX

HANX is a sexual health and wellness brand founded in 2017 by Farah Kabir and Dr. Sarah Welsh. It offers award-winning vegan-friendly condoms, lube, and intimate health treatments to help women feel more connected to their bodies. They also provide physical and educational resources, as well as donations to women’s health organizations, to challenge the status quo and misconceptions around vaginal health issues.

Hello Cake

Hello Cake is a California-based sexual wellness brand founded in 2018 by Hunter Morris and Mitch Orkis. They provide quality sex products like lubricants, condoms, and personal massagers, and are dedicated to making sex products accessible and affordable. Featured in outlets like Playboy and Forbes, Hello Cake strives to remain inclusive and non-discriminatory, with helpful product descriptions, a sex-ed blog, and a quiz to help customers make informed decisions.

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Jambys

Jambys is a Brooklyn-based loungewear brand founded by Andrew Goble and Jack Ambrose, offering high-performance apparel designed for comfort and versatility. Their unique blend of MicroModal fabric and French Terry cloth creates the perfect balance of style and comfort. With a wide range of sizes and a 77-day guarantee, Jambys helps make time spent at home enjoyable and fulfilling.

Jems

Jems is a revolutionary condom brand that is disrupting the toxic industry. Their ultra-thin condoms are vegan, cruelty-free, and made with natural latex and 100% silicone lube. With a focus on (s)expansive education and social change, Jems is the go-to brand for those seeking safe and healthy sexual experiences.

Julie

Julie is the go-to brand for those seeking a non-stigmatizing, easy-to-understand emergency contraception option. With a dedicated medical team and a mission to change the conversation around reproductive health, Julie empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their contraceptive choices.

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