Imani Collective is a holding company that empowers artisans through dignified work, opportunity, and community. As an artisan brand, they go beyond fair trade to ensure ethical production. With a commitment to paying ethical living salaries and providing employee benefits like in-house childcare and literacy classes, Imani Collective fosters a work culture that promotes long-term job stability and sustainable change.

Imani + Kids offers ethically made kids goods for modern moms, inspired by the desire for fun and affirmations as a daily ritual. Each product is hand-signed by the artisan who made it, making it extra special. Selah, by Imani Collective, provides ethically made small-batch home and lifestyle goods for contemporary travelers.

These quality items are created in Kenya, invoking memories of past adventures and inspiring new ones. Sukwa Saddle Blankets, meaning woven in Swahili, offers ethically made equestrian saddle blankets that prioritize quality and craftsmanship. Founded to make the world a better place, they empower riders and their best friends.

Imani Collective also includes Jenny Nuccio, which supports social entrepreneurs through coaching, mentorship, retreats, and more. The School of Ethical Impact equips changemakers to create ethical impact through business. Taco Barabara, a vibrant eatery in Mombasa, crafts exceptional tacos while creating job opportunities for young individuals, fostering a thriving community.

Island Misfit Apparel, founded by The Hamlets, spreads the word of God through stylish clothing infused with uplifting messages and coastal vibes. Embracing the beachside lifestyle, they encourage self-expression and positive impact on the world. You can visit each brand's website to explore their unique offerings and support their meaningful causes