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June is LGBTQ Pride Month: an opportunity to celebrate queer joy while honoring the history and effort of the LGBTQ community. However, LGBTQ visibility and experiences don't disappear when the clock strikes midnight on July 1. In a sea of perceivable rainbows and support, it can be difficult to identify which businesses are queer-owned or actively supportive of the LGBTQ community year-round.
If you're planning on celebrating LGBTQ Pride Month — or honoring those who've made Pride Month possible — it's crucial to be mindful of how corporations actively support the LGBTQ community far before June rolls around. As an identifying member of the LGBTQ community, this is especially important to me and was curated with extra research and care.
Bombas Pride Collection, prices vary
Bombas creates our favorite socks during June and year-round, and the brand has since ventured into loungewear as well. While we love the brand's quality, we're especially respectful of their mission: donating one pair of socks, underwear, or a t-shirt for every product sold. During Pride Month, Bombas is supporting The Ally Coalition, which advocates for LGBTQ equality.
Bokksu Snack Boxes, from $39.95 per month
LGBTQ-owned Bokksu is a monthly Japanese snack subscription that supports small businesses. Anything from mochi to senbei is included, and the variety that Bokksu offers has allowed it to become one of our favorite gift baskets for any occasion.
Harry's x Flamingo Face & Body Shave Set, $10
This intentionally genderless shave set comes with two razor blade cartridges — one for the face and one for the body. 100% of profits received from the set are donated to The Trevor Project, a leading resource and support hub for LGBTQ-identifying youth.
CASETiFY's cases are available for a variety of different devices, all created by LGBTQ-identifying artists. $5 from each purchase will support The Christopher Street West Association, the official nonprofit organization of Los Angeles Pride.
Peace Out to Paradise Pride Set, $40
LGBTQ-founded Peace Out Skincare is the brand behind one of our top picks for best pimple patches. Peace Out is selling a pride-specific version of its bestselling Acne Dots, both on their own and in a package along with Isle of Paradise (another LGBTQ-owned business) Self-Tanning Butter. 20% of the retail price will support The Trevor Project.
Pepper Pride Mesh All You Bra and Bikini, from $16
Pepper specializes in creating bras for folks with small boobs, and purchases of the brand's matching (but separately sold) Pride bra and underwear set support the Trans Housing Coalition. Pepper has also donated over 11,000 bras, 1,000 of which have gone to the Ali Forney Center, which supports LGBTQ community members experiencing homelessness.
Socks That Save LGBTQ Lives, $34.95
Conscious Step specializes in socks whose proceeds support various organizations and communities, including The Trevor Project as one of their year-round partners. Individual pairs of socks and sweatshirts are also available.
Malin & Goetz Travel Kit, $34
Queer-owned Malin & Goetz focuses on entirely gender-neutral skin, hair, and body care. This travel kit is home to the brand's self-proclaimed products in each category, all packed into convenient travel tubes.
TomboyX is committed to making underwear, bras, activewear, and swimwear for anybody, regardless of gender or body type. The brand's business model holds up in both consciousness and comfort, and you can learn more about TomboyX in our review.
Society6 LGBTQ Artists' Prints, prices vary
Society6 is promoting LGBTQ artists from within its community of sellers, highlighting their stories and donating a portion of proceeds to Queer|Art, a nonprofit connecting a community of diverse queer artists. Additionally and importantly, each purchase will pay the LGBTQ artists behind their designs.
Wildfang is best known for ethically designed clothing that fits any body, all year long. Learn more about Wildfang and the importance of the clothing they produce in our review.
Qweer Hats and T-shirts, from $25
From classic baseball caps in the colors of all the respective identity Pride flags to t-shirts with witty phrases, Qweer designs colorful and authentic apparel made by queer folks, for queer folks.
Queer-owned Automic Gold is best known for size-inclusive jewelry. Automic Gold offers both custom-made and pre-designed jewelry, so it makes for an excellent gift for the indecisive and incredibly creative alike.
NOTO Botanicals is LGBTQ owned, and its Pride kit comes affixed with an agender oil and a branded logo bag. Best of all, 10% of sales will support SAGE, an advocacy group for the LGBTQ community.
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