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Made in Arlington using recycled textile waste fabrics, these colorful baskets are fun and functional.

Made in Arlington, these candles with affirmational messages celebrate the Black and African Diasporic community.

Shop local for your sweetheart with love-inspiring items from these Arlington-area makers and boutiques. 🌷

Forget the long stems. Here's a chic new way to say, 'I love you' with a classic Valentine's Day flower. 🌹

Clean out that closet and head to one of these local boutiques to make some cash and refresh your wardrobe.

Mike Jury's handcrafted furniture draws inspiration from Shaker and Japanese design.

Skip the big-box stores and shop local for everyone on your list. Check out these area makers and retailers.

It's a family heirloom, but it's not your style. Dominion Jewelers can help you transform it.

People's Place, a new venture by W-L alum Fabricio Gamarra, carries sought-after tees, hats, shoes and outerwear.

There’s no time like the present to pamper yourself. Turn to these experts for microblading, lash lifts, lip tinting, CBD manicures and more.

Pamper yourself clean with these intoxicating, small-batch shower and bath bars.

These local boutiques offer big-name designers and small-town service in advance of the big day.

Isaac Richardson's durable, hand-sewn packs and travel bags are made to last.

The boutique, a spin-off of the original at The Wharf in D.C., carries handmade jewelry and new items for home and baby.

Soma Chatterji specializes in the ancient art of mendhi. She does showers, parties and other special occasions.

Need graduation announcements, wedding invitations or some new wall art? Melissa Livingston is firing up the presses.

Falls Church artist Nafia Syeed turns natural found objects into colorful keepsakes and bijouterie.

Set those plastic planters aside and find a new home for your snake plants and crotons.

The kinetic spinner rings by Falls Church jewelry artist Charles Agel make soothing sounds, and they're designed to be played with.

Falls Church artist Heather Lezla's handmade pottery pieces are one-of-a-kind, in colors that change with the seasons.

Skip the big-box stores and shop local for everyone on your list. These gift-worthy finds from local makers and retailers are sure to please.