10 Awesome Subscription Boxes That Celebrate All Things Latinx
Beauty products, bilingual books, tasty snacks, and more.
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1. MexiCrate hits you right in the sweet tooth by sending you a variety of Mexican candies and snacks. Choose from three sizes depending on just how much you're craving the good stuff.
What you get: A selection of authentic Mexican candy in "Candy Liker," "Candy Lover," and "Kings" box sizes.
Promising review: "Tienen todo los dulces de lo que requerido cuando estabas chiquita! It’s amazing! I live in New Zealand and not very many places ship things out here! Very grateful that I can get childhood candies from when I was little. I ordered my crate about two weeks ago and it just arrived yesterday! Such fast and efficient shipping, absolutely amazing! Grateful for MexiCrate — now any time I feel homesick I can just order and crate. Bien emocionada! Muchas gracias!" —Nicky F.
Get it from Cratejoy for $5.90+ (available in three sizes; get 15% off with code "MEXI15").
2. Booklandia builds your child's library with either Spanish or bilingual books — your choice! With board book, picture book, and chapter book options, your little one can look forward to their monthly read for years to come.
What you get: A hand-selected Spanish or bilingual book from Latin America, Spain, or an independent publishers in the US. Avaialble monthly or bi-monthly for board books, picture books, or chapter books.
Promising review: "We are so grateful to have Booklandia! My kids love receiving their monthly surprise and the books immediately become their favorites. We are also very thankful to have an easy way to continue to expose our children to Spanish language. The selection of books and the care with which they are sent is exceptional." —Mariela A.
Get it from Cratejoy starting at $23.75/month.
3. Abuela Mami delivers Cuba right to your door with a large selection of kitchen tools, games, snacks, sweets, coffee, and more! Yum, yum, and more yum.
What you get: Eight to twelve food, kitchen, and cultural items inspired by or sourced from Cuba.
Promising review: "This is the best box! Living in the Pacific Northwest, we miss the Cuban culture a lot. All the bits of candies, sweet potato and guava goodies were perfect. Even the black beans and rice were a welcoming sight.
Thank you for an awesome box." —Karrie C.
Get it from Cratejoy for $19.99/month.
4. The Spiritú Box showcases Latina artisans in their seasonal boxes of beauty, lifestyle, and artisanal products. The box itself is also designed by different Latina artists — I'd frame it if I were you!
What you get: The fall box includes beauty, lifestyle, and artisanal products totaling $151 in value.
Get it from Spiritú for $39.99/quarterly and check out their shop!
5. MyCajita brings you products inspired by diverse experiences of Mexico. Each box is themed and comes with information about the history of each item and the people who helped make it. Spoiler, this month's box is Ofrenda-themed!
What you get: A themed box with items that relate to diverse Mexican experiences, as well as information about the history and making of the products.
Get their monthly box from MyCajita for $39.99/month and shop the rest of their boxes here.
6. MyBravaBox is a beauty box curated by and for Latinas. It always has four to five *full-size* products so you can use your new faves for a loooong time!
What you get: Four to five full-sized beauty products.
Get it from MyBravaBox for $25/month.
7. Wepa!Box will make you jump for joy with an awesome selection of products from Puerto Rico. From snacks to beauty products and everything in between, this box will surprise you with a fun assortment of Puerto Rican goodness.
What you get: The boxes can include snacks, coffee, home products, beauty products — anything from Puerto Rico is fair game!
Get it from Wepa!Box for $39.99/month.
8. The Homegirl Box celebrates the life and legacy of revolutionary women of color. Every box is curated in honor of a historic figure and features products made by women and non-binary creators and artists.
What you get: Four to five creations made by women on non-binary artists and business owners. Each box includes one clothing item! Note that this isn't a subscription box, but a new box is released and available to order quarterly. Look out for the October box coming out on the 11th!
Get it from The Homegirl Box for $40+ (most boxes have shirt sizes S–4XL).
9. La Cajita aims to bring their feeling of home to you with boxes full of treats reminiscent of growing up in a Mexican family. With monthly cajitas, themed cajitas, and themed bolsitas to choose from, you're sure to find just what you're craving.
What you get: A box of Mexican treats such as mazapanes, pelones, paletas, and more! Choose between small, large, and build-your-own monthly boxes or order themed cajitas and bolsitas individually.
Get it from La Cajita starting at $10/month.
10. Sol Book Box helps little ones with their Spanish literacy by sending them a Spanish or bilingual book every month. Aw, their first book club.
What you get: A bilingual or Spanish language children's book. They recommend the books for children up to the age 6.
Promising review: "I purchased a Sol Book Box for my nieces last month and they absolutely loved it. Their smiles said it all! It was then I realized that Sol Book Box was about offering a positive reading EXPERIENCE to children. The contents in Sol Book Box open doors for engaging and fun reading. As a former elementary school teacher and a bilingual myself, I can attest to the value and effectiveness of interactive and memorable learning experiences for children and adults. Sol Book Box really works!" —Maria M.
Get it from CrateJoy for $19/month.
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The reviews in this post have been edited for length and clarity.