Shop & Shout Challenge: 33 Woman-Owned Businesses Worth Raving About

Hey besties, it’s your girl Amanda Dare, and this March, I took my love for shopping woman-owned to a whole new level. Welcome to the Shop & Shout Challenge, where every day during Women’s History Month, I showed up for a woman-owned business with my wallet and my words. 🚀💯

Because we all know reviews matter. They help small businesses get seen, trusted, and celebrated. And when women thrive, communities thrive. Period.

So if you’re looking for your next favorite candle, boutique, coffee spot, creative space, or just want to follow in the footsteps of someone who lives for a good woman-owned haul—I got you. Here are 31 amazing woman-owned businesses I reviewed this month (and loved every minute of it). Click a name to leave a review or show them some love! 💖

  1. Fly Girl Candles

  2. Sandy Pants Customs

  3. Six Sisters Boutique

  4. Jones & Daughters

  5. Hazel & Hunt

  6. Sugar Town Vintage

  7. Surprise Lily Boutique

  8. Flea Style

  9. Formé Millinery Co.

  10. Agricultural Matriarchy

  11. FBombs & Booze

  12. Sunblind Fine Art + Wearables

  13. Parcel Island

  14. Kentucky Candle Co.

  15. Maddox & Rose

  16. True North Coffee

  17. Tartan House

  18. Cultured

  19. Louisville Cream

  20. Pelo West

  21. Feather & Blade

  22. Browdown Co.

  23. Babe Boutique

  24. The Root (Coworking)

  25. Story Louisville

  26. Garner Narrative

  27. Suspend

  28. The Craftery

  29. Peace of the Earth

  30. MELANnaire Marketplace

  31. Squeegee Squad

Want to join the fun? It’s not too late. Here’s how to start your own Shop & Shout challenge:

✔️ Pick a woman-owned business you love (or want to try!)
✔️ Leave them a glowing review (you know the vibes)
✔️ Tag me @womanownedwallet and use #ShopAndShout so I can cheer you on

Supporting women can be as simple as showing up, shopping small, and shouting it from the (digital) rooftops. Let’s keep the momentum going — this March and beyond. 🙌🚀💖

xoxo,
Amanda Dare

March 03, 2025 — Amanda Dougherty

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