The Goods: Inspire Balance With These Locally Made Products

Beat the winter blues with this editor-curated list of Minnesota brands that elevate self-care and intentional planning

Oceanfoam 

Oceanfoam, founded by Love Your Melon’s Zachary Quinn, combines sustainability with wellness. The Tidal Roller, made with 15% Bloom algae foam, helps clean water, restore ecosystems, and capture CO2, offering eco-friendly solutions for active lifestyles and a healthier planet. Tidal Roller, $58; oceanfoam.com

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SoFull Chai

Founded by Jennifer and Trevor Seeger after a trip to India, SoFull Chai offers a unique blend of spices and black tea. Its Turmeric Chai combines Assam turmeric and Indian spices, creating a golden, warming, and spicy brew, perfect for cozy winter days. Chai blends start at $18; sofullchai.com

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Lakota Made 

Megan Bull Bear created Lakota Made, an Indigenous woman-owned brand known for its eco-friendly, plant-based products. With a focus on sustainability, each item blends traditional Lakota wisdom with modern needs. The Marigold Turmeric Hand and Body Soap Bar combines soothing marigold and anti-inflammatory turmeric, perfect for sore joints. Marigold Turmeric Hand and Body Soap Bar, $12; lakotamade.com

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Corporate Headquarters

After a snowy night out, friends Ashley and Tasha created Corporate Headquarters to protect hair from harsh winter elements. Its satin-lined beanies prevent breakage, retain moisture, and reduce irritation. Combining style with function, these colorful beanies are a must-have winter accessory—and part of their dream to merge comfort and care. Wool and satin beanie, $33.50; shopcorphq.com

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Little Dipper Art 

Liz Derby, creator of Little Dipper Art, designs minimalist pieces inspired by Minnesota’s landmarks and parks. Her 2025 Calendar features both the Minneapolis Minimalism and Simply Saint Paul series. Highlighted landmarks include  Landmark Center, Spoonbridge and Cherry, Como Zoo, Eloise Butler Wildflower Garden, and more. Measuring 5-by-12 inches, it’s perfect for use as a calendar and later, framing as art. 2025 Calendar Minneapolis/St. Paul Minimalism, $35; littledipper.store