Student Entrepreneurs to Support this Holiday Season
Posted: December 07, 2020 | Author: Lyndsey Nelson | Read Time: 2 minutes
H. E. S. Customs
Founded by SUU student Ethan Smith, H. E. S. Customs designs custom shoes for anyone interested in adding some personality to their footwear. This holiday season, Ethan is offering a twenty percent discount on any custom painted shoes. This markdown will be available up until Christmas Day. For more information, visit H. E. S. Customs on Instagram, or contact them directly at h.e.smith.customs@gmail.com.
Knotty Love Adornments
Knotty Love Adornments is a small business operated by SUU alumna Isabella Giordano and her partner Jarrod Richmer. The pair sell hand-knotted, curated, custom malas and adornments as well as handcrafted candles. Currently, the pair is running a 10% off sale in their shop on all products. Visit Knotty Love Adornments on Etsy or Instagram to take advantage of this offer.
Band-A-Loos Boutique
Band-A-Loos Boutique, created by SUU senior Shylah Glenn and her husband during their summer quarantine, is a boutique that sells handcrafted jewelry and crochet headbands, perfect for the people you love. Purchases made through November up until December 20th with the code “CHRISTMAS” will receive 20% off their order. For more information, visit Band-A-Loos Boutique on Instagram.
Reece & Co.
The winner of last year’s Opportunity Quest Business Model Competition, Kiana Lake’s Reece & Co. is an accessory shop that specializes in tassels and bags. The shop was founded after Kiana found success in 2019 making and selling tassels, first on Instagram and now on the official shop on her website. For more information, visit Reece & Co.
Ava Rei
Founded by SUU student Courtney Glad, Ava Rei sells handcrafted Morse code bracelets. These bracelets are simple beaded bracelets with circle and square bead to represent dots and dashes in Morse code, which allows customers to create custom messages that are secret and special to them. For more information, visit the Ava Rei Co. on Instagram.
This has been a tough year for both small businesses and entrepreneurs. Keep them in mind and show your support as you shop small this holiday season.
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