You can feel doubly good about buying holiday gifts when you’re also supporting the work of Maine nonprofits.
Maine-Made
Deck the halls with the Maine state animal.
In 2014, Tori Yattaw launched Maine Bags & Goods from her home studio. Her collection is developed to withstand the rigors of Maine’s harsh climate.
In 2012, Drake launched Lola Arts — named after her black Lab mix, Lola, who sparks the same kind of raw joy that she hopes to create with her work.
A Maine winter is hard on the skin — and that’s an irresistible challenge to makers of natural skincare products.
This snug shipbuilding city along the Kennebec River is packed with locally owned stores, a brand-new brewery, rave-worthy restaurants, and a beloved coffee shop, all near the picturesque waterfront park.
Designer Roxi Suger is leading a quiet revolution in women’s fashion, one that emphasizes softness and support over fussiness.
When Marley Wilkinson launched Cobalt Sky Studio a decade ago, she drew from the fishing traditions that had fascinated her.
Alana and Evan are inspired by Maine’s mountains, its rugged coastline, and the beauty that’s inherent in the stones they use.
Old-school agricultural tools from Perry’s Scythe Supply.
Our contributors dish on the crafts, boutiques, and other good things from Maine they’re loving right now.
Old goods never die at the Vintage Bazaar. They just get repurposed.