10 Holiday Gift Ideas from Deaf-Owned Businesses

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The holiday season is not only a time for giving but also an opportunity to support and celebrate the talents of diverse entrepreneurs. This Small Business Saturday, consider adding a meaningful touch to your gift-giving by supporting Deaf-owned businesses. From stylish apparel to handmade pottery, the inclusive team at Inclusive Communication Services (ICS) has curated ten unique holiday gift ideas that won’t break the bank. Embrace the spirit of inclusivity and discover the perfect presents from these incredible Deaf and hard of hearing business owners.

Here’s the 2024 Gift Guide:

Apparel: Language Priority

At Language Priority, you’ll discover a range of apparel suitable for all ages. Stand out at your holiday party with ASL-themed shirts like the ASL Hip Santa, Christmas, and Hanukkah designs. 

Comics: That Deaf Guy

Check out That Deaf Guy, a comic series filled with hilarious and relatable illustrations about Deaf culture. Their coffee table book makes a perfect gift, offering humor and insights that everyone can enjoy!

Stickers: Iza Design

Express yourself with ASL zodiac stickers from Iza Design. Personalize your belongings or shop the wall art print collection with these one-of-a kind sign language designs. 

Coffee and Tea: La Mossa de Cafe

Indulge in the festive flavors of candy cane, cinnamon hazelnut, and a special holiday blend from La Mossa de Cafe. Treat your caffeine – fueled friend to the gift of gourmet beverages.

Weekly Planner: Today I Awaken

Take charge of your month, engage in reflection, and chart the course toward your dream life with Today I Awaken‘s undated weekly planner. Designed to keep you organized and inspired. 

Pets: 4 Legz

Don’t forget your furry friends this holiday season! Show your pets some love by treating them to all-natural delights from 4 Legz

Baking Classes: Bake It With Sass

Start 2025 with a fun and educational experience! Ruth from Bake It With Sass offers baking classes in American Sign Language, teaching you how to bake from scratch while embracing Deaf culture.

ASL Custom Signs: Board & Measure

Elevate your decor with custom ASL signs from Board & Measure. Featuring lasered wood designs of ASL handshapes that spell your name, these pieces are a beautiful way to showcase language and culture!

ASL Plant Sticks: Etsy

Add a cute and meaningful touch to your plant babies with ASL-themed plant sticks. Perfect for plant lovers who want to celebrate language and style!

Portraits: Jack and Bec

Request a custom portrait in the whimsical style of Jack and Bec! Their original artwork draws inspiration from 60s and 70s art, fashion, organic shapes, and vibrant color theory.


2023 Shop Features

Some seasons, small businesses may close temporarily. Check out last year’s featured shops and support them on social media to stay updated for when they reopen!

Jewelry: Raine Collective

On our inclusive holiday wish list this season are the whimsical Holiday Star Cookie Danglers from Raine Collective. Explore a range of beautifully crafted earrings and stylish accessories. 

Candles: Kandila Flame

Illuminate your holiday celebrations with Kandila Flame’s hand-poured and wooden-wick candles. The Merrywood Magic Candle is our inclusive team’s favorite!  

Health: The Deaf Flower

The Deaf Flower offers the perfect addition to your winter wellness routine – healing syrups. Our inclusive team’s favorite is the ginger syrup, both delicious and ideal for clearing up sinuses.

Pottery: DeafBlindPotter 

For a truly unique holiday gift, consider handmade and functional art by the DeafBlindPotter. Each piece is crafted with care, making it a cherished and personalized present. 


By selecting gifts from Deaf-owned businesses, you not only celebrate the creativity and talent within the Deaf community but also contribute to a more inclusive and diverse marketplace.

If you are still on the lookout for the perfect gift for the bookworm in your life, be sure to explore our blog highlighting books by Deaf, Deafblind, and hard of hearing authors. Wishing you a joyful and inclusive holiday season filled with meaningful connections and moments!

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Rebecca Hull
Rebecca is a deaf professional who grew up in an oral environment and later attended the Rochester Institute of Technology. It was at RIT that she first connected with the Deaf community and culture. Learning American Sign Language (ASL) opened up new possibilities and ignited her passion for advocacy. With experience as a social worker specializing in disability advocacy and grant writing, Rebecca brings an inclusive approach to her work as our Marketing Manager. She welcomes collaboration and invites you to email her at rebecca@inclusiveasl.com. For more information our on staff visit Our Team page.

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