Simbi Haiti - Handmade Arm Candy That Gives Back!

Simbi handmade accessories are about more than just beauty. Simbi's entire line of hair-ties, headbands and accessories provide clean water and sustainable jobs to the people of Haiti with each purchase. From beach chic to arm candy cool, Simbi is a lifestyle brand that is doing a whole lot of good! Since 2015, Simbi atelier in Haiti has been committed to zero carbon with their solar power system. 

Simbi is sold throughout the US at major surf shops, Nordstrom, Whole Foods,  and Michael Stars locations as well as select boutiques. www.simbihaiti.com

My Thoughts

The only thing better than fun and trendy accessories are fun and trendy accessories that give back.  Ever since the earthquake of 2010, the team at Simbi Haiti have been trying to make a difference. Their industry not only provides jobs to Haitian families, they also use their proceeds to purchase self-sustaining drinking water systems to help end the water shortage. Every time you make a purchase from Simbi, you are helping this cause, but you are also getting some really awesome products.

I received a few sample products from Simbi and they are truly awesome. One of their coolest products are the hair bracelets. These double as both a bracelet and a hair tie and they come in dozens of designs including music notes, smiley faces, peace signs, and many, many more. They will fit around any size wrist, and then whenever you need a hair tie, you always have one handy. My daughter and her friends love this idea, and they are all wearing Simbi bracelets now.  These would make a great stocking stuffer for any teen girls in  your life. Of course, this is only one example of the stylish accessories that are handmade by the Haitians at Simbi. Here are a few more things on my holiday wish list:

If you'd like to learn more about Simbi Haiti and the beautiful products they offer or their cause, be sure to visit their website or follow them on social media.

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