Fashion, Cosmetics, and Apparel
212 west Jewelry Company (Jewelry)
Alene’s Adornments (jewelry)
All American Clothing Co (jeans, shoes, dresses, etc….)
Apostolic Clothing (Modest women’s apparel)
BeachFlea (Bracelets)
Beau and Arrows (boys clothes and accessories)
Bellaphoria (organic cosmetics)
BeltOutlet (founded on Christian principles)
Berry Herbal Boutique (soaps and jewelry)
Bootlettes (accessories for your boots)
Calypsa by Modli (modest swimwear and active wear)
Church Clothes (T-shirts, shoes, skate decks, etc…)
Circle V Leather (leather belts, handbags, purses, knife sheaths, wallets, etc…)
Culture of Life 1972 (women’s clothing and jewelry; “Culture of Life 1972, commonly called COL1972, is a Philadelphia based fashion brand that gives back to organizations that protect life. The chosen name honors 1972, the final year when every American child had the right to life.”)
DDBooski (They offer shirts, dresses, hats, gloves, jewelry, etc… and even fruit preserves.)
Egard Watches (Here is a link to their hats, necklaces, and bracelets.)
Elevate Beauty (lipsticks)
Everylife (prolife diaper company)
Fig Leaf Finds (jewelry)
Freedom First Supply (shirts, caps, mugs, phone cases, etc…)
Gaffren (shirts and caps)
Helm and Harbor (nautical-themed bracelets)
Hidden Souls Designs (jewelry)
Holtz Leather (belts, purses, wallets, blankets, briefcases, journals, etc…)
Holy Pals (family matching pajamas)
Honoring Intimates (discreet, model-free intimates)
Inherit Clothing Company (“Online boutique for modest clothing.”)
International Diamond Center (rings, watches, and fine jewelry)
Kerusso (“Faith-based Christian Apparel and Accessories for All”)
The Klassy Girl Boutique (modest women’s apparel)
Lalabu (baby carriers/wraps)
L.C. King Manufacturing Co. (“Outfitting craftsmen since 1913”; “Hand sewn on heritage machinery from 12.5oz indigo cotton denim.” They offer men jeans, overalls, shirts, etc…)
Liberty Cottage Design (Patriotic-themed)
LoveaMe Boutique (Offers dresses and skirts, shoes, concealed carry attire for women, and safety devices for women)
The Modest Lady (a ministry of East Valley Baptist Church of Tempe, Arizona)
NYUK Knifes and Leather (leather purses, belts, wallets, etc…)
Odom Family Farm (They raise goats for show, milk, and meat. They also run a store, Little Orphan Annie, that sells jewelry.)
Origin (jeans, wallets, boots; fitness, rashguards, and jiu-jitsu gis; as well as nutritional supplements and power drinks)
PeaSprout (children’s boutique)
Reformed Shirt Co. (shirts and caps)
Ridge (carbon fiber wallets, key cases, rings, etc…)
Salt & Tide (shirts)
The Shoe That Grows (“A shoe that expands 5 sizes and lasts for years, created for kids living in poverty.”)
Simply Sisters Dress Co. (“Owned and operated by five sisters. Inspired by the need for affordable modesty.”)
Sock Brocker (socks)
Sol Saguaro (golf polos)
Take Heart (“Take Heart is a non-profit and fair trade store that creates opportunities for orphans and widows in Kenya to overcome poverty through education and entrepreneurship. We bring light to darkness through the truth and grace of Jesus to disciple a new generation of leaders. Our invitation is to the individual to recognize excess in America and fight injustice through fair trade.”)
Thrive Causemetics (“Luxury beauty that gives back.”)
Time Restoration (watch repair and restoration)
TTE Designs (Handmade artisan creations)
Unitus (Started by NBA player Jonathan Isaac who took a stand against BLM and the mandatory mRNA shots.)
Wadolow by M. (scrunchies, sleeps masks, headbands, etc…)
We Workin (workwear)
Zivah (Buying sunglasses from them goes towards the non-profit Watts of Love. Each pair of sunglasses are inscribed with Matthew 4:16. Zivah in Hebrew means, “radiance, brilliance, light, brightness, light of God.”)