Brandless
Brandless is countering the high cost of brand-name goods with its high-quality, low-cost home essentials, from body scrubs to cheese boards.
About Brandless
At first glance, Brandless seems too good to be true. The online retailer carries all the home and personal-care essentials you’d typically buy at a superstore, but with upgrades: Here, they’re sustainable, cruelty-free, clean, and nontoxic, all without the inflated prices that come with brand names. Brandless uses environmentally responsible materials across its offerings, such as recycled polyester in the Belt Bag and Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood in its Parchment Paper. Furthermore, the kitchenware and homegoods are built to last, so they won’t need replacing after a couple of years. It’s a customer-centric approach that takes the stress out of shopping for your daily needs, whether you’re a parent with a full household or a new college grad in your first apartment.
Why we love them
We’re huge fans of Brandless, from the range of available products to the free shipping on orders over $40. It’s a convenient, less-expensive way to stock up on bulky items and (mercifully) you’re not forced into subscribing to any regular shipments. Our top pick is the Pro-Blender, which packs all the power of an expensive, trendy blender at half the price. KCM’s Ciara loves her Chop To It Knife Bundle, which includes six knives, their covers, and a honing steel for only $39. The knives are razor-sharp out of the box, and the set comes with a Nakiri knife that isn’t seen in many Western knife sets. Happy chopping, and shopping.
