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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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Ace and Tate

Ace and Tate is an ethical, direct-to-consumer eyewear brand founded in 2013. Offering fashion-forward frames designed in-house, it has been featured in publications such as Vogue, The Guardian, and Complex and has expanded to brick and mortar stores across Europe. As a B-Corp Certified company, Ace and Tate is committed to transparency, accountability, and sustainability.

Alo Yoga

Alo Yoga is a United States-based athletic apparel retailer that sells men's and women's Activewear. Alo Yoga is persistent in making the best yoga clothing in the world to inspire yogis (and yogis to be) to have more yoga in their life. The fashion-forward brand inspires mindful movement from the mat to the streets.

Ananday

Introducing Ananday, the plastic-free and carbon-neutral yoga brand that supports both you and the planet. With their eco-friendly essentials and commitment to sustainability, Ananday is on a mission to create a more conscious and blissful world.

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Bala

Bala is a design led fitness accessories brand, known for making bala bangles, which are sleek wrist and ankle weights designed to help you stay fit and active. Bala fuses fashion with fitness accessories, bringing fresh and chic designs to a traditionally masculine product category. They have a variety of pastel colors and designs to choose from.

Bandier

Bandier is a fashion and fitness brand founded in 2014 by Jennifer Bandier. The brand was created in response to the lack of a convenient, one-stop destination for high-quality activewear and after-workout clothing. What began as a single store in Southampton, New York quickly grew into a powerful point of connection, and Jennifer Bandier began building a community of women at the heart of the brand. Bandier is known for its combination of high style and high performance, offering a range of fashionable and functional clothing and accessories for women.

Barner

The solution for that problem was the creation of a pair of glasses that redefined the way we protect our eyes from digital screens. Barner glasses are designed to protect against harmful blue light in an innovative and stylish way. Set apart by their unmistakable design and the absence of frames, Barner glasses feature a light indicator that warns you when you should or shouldn't take them off.

Blenders Eyewear

Blenders is a sunglass brand founded by a surf coach in 2012. The brand started with one style and one pair of sunglasses, and has since grown into one of the fastest-growing sunglass brands in America. Blenders is known for its bright, bold styles and affordable prices, and is committed to helping people live life in forward motion. The brand celebrates individuality and encourages customers to "Blend Out" rather than blend in. In addition to sunglasses, Blenders also offers a range of clothing and accessories for men and women.

Bôhten

Bôhten is the eco-conscious eyewear brand for the fashion-forward. Made from reclaimed materials and guided by principles of respect, acknowledgement, honor, and growth, their stylish frames allow you to express your personal style while contributing to a sustainable future.

Bombinate

Bombinate is an online marketplace founded in 2017, curating timeless and classic pieces for the home and wardrobe from over 300 artisan brands. With a focus on quality, craftsmanship, story, and impact, Bombinate has been featured in popular media outlets such as The Guardian, Forbes, Monocle, and Menswear Style magazine.

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Crap Eyewear

Crap Eyewear is the perfect brand for those who want funky and affordable sunglasses without sacrificing sustainability. With a commitment to counterculture and single-use plastic-free packaging, they're the perfect choice for the conscious consumer.

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Eyebobs Glasses

Eyebobs is a Minneapolis-based eyewear brand founded in 2001 by Julie Allinson, offering fashionable frames made with high-quality materials at affordable prices. Eyebobs has been featured in Forbes, won the Breakout Retailer Award from Chain Store Age Magazine, and is a favorite of celebrities such as Joan Rivers, Whoopi Goldberg, and John Slattery. With customizable options, a one-year warranty, and a wide range of eyewear, Eyebobs is the perfect choice for stylish and affordable eyewear.

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Felix Gray

Introducing Felix Gray, the leading brand in Digital Wellness. Their high-quality blue light eyewear filters harmful blue light, enhances visual clarity, and reduces eye strain. Empowering individuals to thrive in the modern world.

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