Filipino American Brands to Fall in Love With

Lu France Interiors

Founded by France Malvar, Lu France offers more than just beautiful handmade decor and naturally hand-dyed textiles. Each piece tells a story—whether it’s France’s childhood memories growing up in the Philippines or the rich collaborations with artisans across the world. Her collection of candles, diffusers, and silks evoke nostalgia, warmth, and connection to the past. It’s more than decor—it’s a sensory experience that transports you to another time and place.
https://www.lufranceinteriors.com 
@lufranceinteriors

House of Hara

House of Hara is a joyful celebration of Filipino heritage through handmade crafts, colorful art, and vibrant accessories. Founder Keesa Ocampo collaborates with artisans and communities, especially women and indigenous groups, to create pieces that blend traditional Filipino craftsmanship with modern design. From handwoven textiles to intricate jewelry, each item carries the spirit of its maker, bringing a burst of color and life into your wardrobe or home.
https://www.houseofhara.com
@houseofharaofficial

Pili & Blu

Pili and Blu is a brand that beautifully blends Filipino craftsmanship with a deep sense of purpose. Founded by Bianca Trinidad as a tribute to her brother, who is on the autism spectrum, the brand’s artisanal accessories not only showcase the rich artistry of the Philippines but also support the special needs community. By choosing Pili and Blu, you’re not just investing in stunning, handcrafted pieces—you’re contributing to a brand that makes a meaningful impact on both the autism community and the world of sustainable fashion accessories.
@piliandblu

Studio Zedsie

Zed Yasay, a Filipino-American artist based in Los Angeles, fell in love with pottery and has been crafting handmade ceramics ever since. Studio Zedsie is where the digital meets the physical, as Zed applies his design background to the tactile world of clay. His unique pieces reflect a fusion of modern aesthetics with traditional craftsmanship, offering functional art for your home that’s as beautiful as it is practical.
https://www.studiozedsie.com
@studio_zedsie

Rejins

Rejins (pronounced "regions") is a standout in the crowded skincare industry, offering an inclusive approach tailored to maturing, melanated skin. Founded by Jilleo Recio, this Filipino-American-owned wellness brand celebrates the beauty of diverse skin tones with simple, effective solutions. Rejins focuses on enhancing and honoring the natural radiance of women worldwide, proving that skincare can be both powerful and beautifully inclusive.
https://www.rejinswellness.com
@rejinswellness

Kokak Chocolates

If you’re a chocolate lover, you need to experience Kokak Chocolates. Founded by Carol Gancia in San Francisco’s Castro neighborhood, Kokak specializes in heirloom, single-origin chocolates made from the rare “Naciónal” cacao. Each piece is a bite-sized journey into Filipino flavor traditions, with adventurous twists that reflect Carol’s deep Asian roots. Perfect for gifting—or indulging yourself—Kokak offers everything from truffles to hot chocolate drinks, all crafted with love and heritage.
https://www.kokakchocolates.com
@kokakchocolates

Rise & Shine

If you're on the hunt for effortlessly chic jewelry that fits seamlessly into your busy lifestyle, look no further than Rise & Shine. Founded by Bay Area native and mompreneur Abby Oh, this jewelry brand is all about creating high-quality, everyday pieces that are as durable as they are stylish. With minimal, versatile designs made from gold-filled materials, Rise & Shine offers timeless jewelry that’s built to last—perfect for anyone who wants to look polished without the fuss.
https://www.riseandshinejewelry.co
@.riseandshinejewelry_

Anthill Fabrics

A powerhouse in sustainable fashion, Anthill Fabrics is rooted in preserving Filipino weaving traditions. This social and cultural enterprise works with indigenous communities to create beautifully handwoven fabrics, incorporating heritage into modern, stylish pieces. Anthill not only celebrates Filipino culture but also ensures that traditional weaving techniques thrive in the modern world.
https://anthillfabrics.com
@anthillfabric

Merkado Kultura

If you’re in San Diego this month, Merkado Kultura is a must sshop. This curated makers’ market is all about celebrating the Philippines—its roots, heritage, and vibrant culture. On October 19 and 20, you can explore a variety of Filipino makers, artists, chefs, and creatives as they showcase everything from handmade crafts to mouthwatering cuisine. It’s a perfect blend of honoring Filipino traditions while weaving in the American stories that make us unique. The market is free to the public, but don't forget to RSVP!
https://www.merkadokultura.com
@merkadokultura

A Celebration of Community and Culture

These are just a few of the many amazing Filipino American brands and businesses that are making a difference. By supporting these small businesses, we not only support our community but also help to preserve our rich heritage.

Happy Filipino American Heritage Month, my friends! Let’s keep the tradition of strong, beautiful craftsmanship alive.

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