12 Women-Owned Brands to Support This Women’s History Month
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, it’s a perfect opportunity to highlight and support women-owned brands that are making a significant impact in the fashion industry.
12 Women-Owned Brands to Support This Women’s History Month
Credit: Luxeire
As we celebrate Women’s History Month, it’s a perfect opportunity to highlight and support women-owned brands that are making a significant impact in the fashion industry. Over the past two decades, women-owned businesses have grown by an impressive 114%, with half of all U.S. startups now founded by women.
Today, women-owned businesses represent 39.2% of all U.S. enterprises, employing 12.9 million people and generating an impressive $3.3 trillion in annual revenue. Here are 12 inspiring women-owned brands you can support this month, ranging from sustainable fashion and beauty to innovative perfumes and lifestyle products.
Credit: Co-founders are mother-daughter duo Gina Kuyers and Margot Adams
What is the origin story behind Luxeire?
“Luxeire started with a simple but ongoing frustration—my mom, Gina, could never find workwear that was both polished and truly comfortable. Everything was either restrictive, required…
dry cleaning, or didn’t hold up over time. She wanted clothing that felt as effortless as her favorite basics but looked refined enough for any professional setting.
When we couldn’t find it, we decided to create it.” “Luxeire fills the gap between luxury and function, offering elevated essentials made from high-performance, sustainable fabrics. Our pieces are breathable, ultra-soft, and washable, so women can look and feel amazing without the extra hassle.
We design for real life—for women who want to be stylish but don’t have time to worry about their clothes. Whether you’re heading to a meeting, traveling, or simply juggling a packed schedule, Luxeire makes getting dressed effortless.” One woman who inspires you? “The woman who inspires me most in business is Sara Blakely.
Her journey with Spanx is a perfect example of what happens when persistence meets purpose—she didn’t just create a product, she solved a real problem for women…
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