Enter the Conscious Community.

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In the midst of a weekend full of fast-paced sales, Small Business Saturday serves as the perfect reminder to shop with a “little” extra intention.

Enter FP MART. Full of unexpected treasures and one-of-a-kind finds, our marketplace was created in an effort to bring Conscious Community to you. It’s a one-stop shop made up of local vendors, sustainable staples, and kind finds for everyone, thoughtfully chosen with people and the planet in mind.

This weekend, we’re highlighting a few of our favorite women-led shops, featuring a selection of handmade home goods, delicious jams, self-care essentials and unique vintage finds. With stories just as special as the products they sell, these women have created their own intentional spaces, mirroring FP MART’s mission to create a community-forward, conscious shopping experience.

Add a little magic to your everyday housework and chores with Sunhouse Craft. Handmade in their Kentucky studio, designer and maker Cynthia Main and partner Doug Stubbs create beautiful home essentials with sustainable raw materials. Each work weaves together the crafting traditions of Appalachia, natural materials, and timeless design.

One of our yummiest vendors, Prospect Jam was started by Emily Hutton in late 2017. Born out of the desire to create intentional connections at the table, Hutton’s preservative-free jams, marmalades, and drink garnishes are copper-crafted (the traditional French method) in small batches and unique flavors.

Home decor, accessories, and gifts galore — Golden Hour Designs was created by Amanda Jensen in the midst of the pandemic with the intention to empower and inspire, and spark joy. Starting with macrame rainbows, they now offer a wide variety of whimsical trinkets, including these instant-party disco mushrooms.

Something for your BFF? Chilly Dog makes quality pet sweaters and accessories for dogs of all sizes – and ornaments of your favorite breeds! – crafted by the Quechuan Indian Artisans in South America, following fair trade guidelines, and made from 100% wool, using plant dyes. Since 2001, Chilly Dog has employed many knitters in healthy workplaces, enabling them to support a better lifestyle in their small villages by being paid a fair living wage.

Founders Ann Tham, Danielle Lumetta, and Natasha Wong created Before Noon as an answer to workaholism, burnout, and their desire to heal their mental well-being, holistically. They create and curate functional self-care products to help users intentionally connect to their mind, body, and spirit.

Fashion and kitchen accessories for the feminist food lover. Designed by Amy Larson, this collection of tees, towels, totes and more feature bold taglines that blend feminism with the culinary world, making quite the statement in and out of the kitchen.

Sustainable home goods for a creative life. Designed by artist Gabrielle Mandel, this eco-conscious collection keeps your kitchen stylish and sustainable. Made from eco-friendly materials, their kitchen towels and reusable beeswax wraps are all printed with original artwork. Plus, with every product sold, $1 to $2 is donated back to a 501 ©(3) non-profit.

Founded over ten years ago by vintage-enthusiast Alice Lockspeiser, Magpie Vintage features an eclectic mix of preloved clothing, and upcycled fashion reworked by Alice herself.

Love Rocks Vintage was born out of pure deep love for all things vintage and unique by Debbie Ann Caulley, the owner, curator buyer, stylist, and photographer. In her collection, you’ll find clothing with a boho, free-spirited flair — the kind of clothes that make your heart skip a beat.

“If you can’t dance in it, why wear it?!” is Kayla Dickie of Kiko’s Kloset’s life motto. Her unique collection of vintage clothing is for those who want to express themselves unapologetically in one-of-a-kind outfits, to allow them to feel free, beautiful, and self-assured.