Hi Friend,

Uff da! What a time to be alive! (And with a newborn in tow). As I am sure you are too, we are reconsidering what it means to be a citizen and how we want to show up in our world. We really aren’t sure what Coronavirus means for hygge | HABIT. And we want to make sure we are listening and continuing to learn about how we can be better allies and advocates for our black neighbors everywhere. All in all, we are going to take some time to reevaluate what all of this means for our business.

We will be back in your inbox once we better understand where we are heading.

Conscious Consumerism with Black Owned Businesses

In the meantime, we believe that we can continue to use our dollar as a vote for the change we want to see. And what better way to consciously show up for our black community than by shopping with them. We have been referencing these lists to get started. 

• From EcoCult: 28 Black-Owned American Ethical and Sustainable Fashion Businesses

• From The Good Trade: 8 Sustainable Brands Owned by Women of Color

• From 303Magazine: 400+ Black Owned Businesses to Support in and around Denver

• From Mother.ly: Black-Owned Businesses for Kids and Mamas

About hygge | HABIT

The hH methodology is all about harmony. Making choices that are intentional and sustainable allows us to be more comfortable with letting go, more open to change and more inspired to create new patterns and places.

“We collaborate with you to create inspiring spaces and empower lifestyle habits that positively impact our shared environment.”