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When Cristy Armstrong isn’t organizing Creative Mornings Charleston, she’s out supporting local businesses. Today, she’s sharing a few of her favorite Charleston-made products that make for the perfect stocking stuffers.

Christmas is swiftly approaching, and you may still need that perfect stocking stuffer for family – including Aunt Mildred!

Stop by these locally-owned stores for jewelry, clothing, wellness products + more. When you shop local, you are supporting the business owners who call Charleston home. Plus, most of these gifts are under $20, so your wallet and your family members will thank you.

Here are some of my favorite picks:

Water Mission, 1150 Kinzer St. Bldg. 1605, North Charleston

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Water Mission Christmas tribute card | Photo provided

Feel-good item: Clean water for Christmas!

No need to leave the comfort of your couch when you purchase Water Mission’s Christmas tribute card. Starting at donations of $10, this stocking stuffer will support Water Mission’s work in nations in need of clean water.

Christmas tribute card can be purchased here.

Well Now Supplements, 956 Wappoo Rd., West Ashley

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Well Now Supplements | Photo provided

Shoppers managing holiday stress can find locally made, all-natural health and wellness items at the new Well Now Supplements store. Anchored by the newly-launched line of THC-free CBD supplements from Clarity Nutraceuticals, the store carries only 100% S.C.-made products.

Products curated by the team include:
Clarity Nutraceuticals CBD powder drink mix, $6
CannaBonez premium hemp-infused treats for pets, prices vary
Gritty Goat Farm handmade goat milk soaps, $6
Oconee Valley Artesian Water (first and only artesian water source in S.C.)

Indigo Home, 4 Vendue Range St.

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Indigo Home magnet and sticker | Photo provided

This local, family-owned store has been in business for nearly 25 years in downtown Charleston. This store, located at Waterfront Park, sells local products that have locals + visitors alike coming back.

Some of my top picks are:
Nanner Designs’ Charleston magnets, $7, and coasters + stickers, $4
Heather Martinez polymer clay earrings, $18
Old Whaling Company soaps, body butter and bath bombs, prices vary

Cannonborough Collective, 185 A St Philip St.

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Cannonborough Collective products | Photos provided

This downtown balloon shop and coterie of local Charleston gifts, souvenirs, + party supplies is a must-visit shop. Owned by two local women, this is the place to find something for everyone on your gift list.

Some perfect stocking stuffers include:
The Tiny Tassel acrylic earrings, $18
Park & Madison hand poured soy candles, $11
Charleston mugs for the coffee lover in your life, $15

ICYMI: Click here for our all-encompassing holiday guide – from where to see holiday lights, to other events like parades + shows, to local gift-buying guides.

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