We craft more than laws in Washington. Local artisans are creating bourbon and beauty products, handbags and hot sauce, clothing and jewelry. We found the coolest things being made here right now.
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Looking to shop locally for holiday gifts? We've got recommendations for some of the most unique, fun, and varied presents around DC.
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What do lentil dips, vegan pork rinds, and guitars have in common? They're made in and around DC by creative local artisans.
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Washington’s booming booze scene is decidedly international—whether local distillers are bringing flavors from afar or replicating sips of home.
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Local businesses you might not recognize as Washington-made include custom t-shirts, vegan nail glosses, frozen biscuits, and bottled ice tea.
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We’re obsessed with hot sauces—and splashing it on everything from biscuits to barbecue. Here, 8 local spins on the fiery condiment.
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Washington women tend to favor simple, tasteful jewelry. Creative artisans around Washington are creating these new classics.
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We talked to Stacey Price, founder of the Shop Made in DC stores, about the recent evolution of the makers movement in Washington.
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Find clean local beauty products that would make perfect gifts for your mom, your significant other—and even your frenemy.
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We recommend seven great local places to find homegrown goods made in DC—and more unique than whatever you'd buy on Amazon.
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What old factories house today says everything about Washington’s transformation. Today's Salt & Sundry event space was once a Nabisco factory.
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White House magnets? Touristy T-shirts? Just say no. The freshest crop of Washington swag is more sophisticated—and most is locally made.
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Whether you have a long torso, need pieces that pack well, or want something one-of-a-kind, these six local designers have you covered.
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Capital City Mambo Sauce is now a $2-million company, and its product is available at more than 1,000 retailers including Walmart and Safeway.
