Beyond Nine design and make clothes for all stages of womanhood. Clothing that is adaptable and well-fitting through pregnancy, postpartum, breastfeeding, monthly bloat, surgery and day-to-day life.

Dee’s Basement specialise in unique cakes for special occasions, postal desserts, dessert experiences and event catering. Dee launched a collaborate initiative the ‘Black Business Dessert Box’, and promotes black owned businesses.

The Flock takes a kind, conscious approach to women’s media, supporting ethical creatives, businesses and movements. Completely ad-free, its unique Pay It Forward Wall generates free subscriptions for readers on reduced income.

Abel and the Label create colourful products to help children’s mental health. They educate and bring awareness to kids by creating creative and interactive resources for children, marrying a passion for art and mental health.

AviateHer design accessories to highlight diversity in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths) and celebrate those who are smashing stereotypes whilst also giving back to good causes.

Born from a desire to end period poverty, Bettercup sell ethically made, beautifully packaged menstrual cups. For each one sold, one is donated to a person in need. Bettercup provides donations and menstrual education globally.

Black & Beech create slow fashion for feminists; empowering the women who wear it and the grassroots charities supported by it.

Jenny at Boss Babs creates a range of inspiring children’s products to empower the next generation. Her bold designs have important messages and give them the belief that they can achieve anything, letting nothing hold them back.

Determined to empower the next generation, GirlBE Club offers 7-12-year-old girls a big dose of positivity, mindfulness and inspiration every month straight through the letterbox with its monthly box subscription.

All-female coffee roastery, sourcing exclusively from female producers, seeking out coffee that creates positive change. They’ve launched an initiative putting 10% of their retail coffee sales back into the pockets of their producers.

Hip Hip Hooray is a social enterprise creating beautiful illustrated stationery and paper goods that celebrate and uplift women, while providing life changing employment for women rebuilding their lives after serious hardship.

Created by an all-female team, Kookie is an award-winning, ‘girl-powered’ magazine for pre-teens that champions inspiring role models, celebrates diversity and encourages creativity.

Oh Mumma makes self-care simple for mums. They find the best mum-approved products to make life better. £1 of every box sold is used to create a box for a mum staying at Ronald McDonald House while her child gets medical treatment.

PRICK is London’s first boutique dedicated to cacti and other succulent plants. Based in Dalston, PRICK sees cacti and succulents as living sculptures that take years to fully develop and is the brainchild of Gynelle Leon.

Rare Birds Books is dedicated to celebrating and promoting women’s writing. For the last four years, their aim has been to help readers find books that they would never have picked and rediscover the joy of reading.

Sojo is helping to make our relationship with fashion more sustainable by revolutionising the tailoring industry. It connects customers to local seamster businesses through its app and bicycle delivery service.

After her own mastectomy and frustration with boring clinical post-surgery lingerie, Eleanor created Valiant Lingerie that supports women in feeling confident again after treatment for breast cancer.

Formerly working in private equity, Emilie Bellet launched Vestpod to change the conversation about money and empower women financially. They provide women with the tools and inspiration to make great financial choices.