Black-Owned Brands to Watch: 2026 Trends
- A new year calls for new momentum and being open to new products or experiences beyond your typical go-tos.
- Spanning hair care, spirits, and fashion essentials, these brands are shaping the marketplace.
- SHYNE is helping consumers turn a new leaf in their routines with male grooming products catered to the needs of Black male consumers and those with textured hair.Whether...
A new year calls for new momentum and being open to new products or experiences beyond your typical go-tos. In an era where many Black business owners are being stripped of their typical resources, and DEI isn’t a trending topic, these companies are still managing to make a name for themselves amidst the noise.
Spanning hair care, spirits, and fashion essentials, these brands are shaping the marketplace. The following Black-owned brands are setting themselves apart through innovation, cross-platform strategies, and unique offerings that can compete with industry giants if needed.
SHYNE
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SHYNE is helping consumers turn a new leaf in their routines with male grooming products catered to the needs of Black male consumers and those with textured hair.Whether you’re rocking a fade, dreadlocks, or an afro, SHYNE is providing high-performance hair care products that help define, moisturize, and style hair to your liking. Founder Alvin Mills launched the brand after seeing a gap in availability for Black male grooming products in the United Kingdom. Since its inception, Mills has made it a point to amplify the product’s versatility, making it useful for hair textures ranging from 2A to 4C, while keeping identity and quality at the forefront.
