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Our Favorite Israeli Brands to Support Right Now
Ever since October 7, I’ve been making an effort to support Israeli businesses whenever possible – and I know a lot of you have, too. The wild past couple of weeks have just strengthened that feeling, so I thought it would be a great time to share some of my very favorite brands to shop right now.
Israel is home to so many amazing brands – from small businesses to big tech innovators changing the world – which means, happily, it’s not hard to shop Israeli without sacrificing on quality or style.
Whether you’re looking to elevate your skincare routine, treat yourself to something special, or gift something that tells a story, I’ve rounded up some of my absolute favorite Israeli brands to shop right now.
From luxe beauty products and chic fashion to makeup and handcrafted ceramics, these brands embody the creativity, resilience, and innovation that make Israeli craftsmanship so inspiring. Many of them are women-founded, all are deeply rooted in purpose, and each one brings a little piece of Israel into our everyday lives.
Here are some of the brands I’m loving right now—and why I think you will, too.
FRÉ Skincare
I’ve been using FRÉ products since January 2024, and they’ve been a total game changer for me. My skin has never felt so glowy, dewy, and radiantly healthy – and the ritual of using these seriously luxe-feeling products at the end of each day has become such a restorative wind-down routine. All of FRÉ’s products are vegan and cruelty-free, and I love their commitment to Tikkun Olam.
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Solo K Jewelry Design
Israeli jeweler Solo K is so talented and has such a beautiful range of designs – Judaica and otherwise. Founder Katya kindly gifted me this stunning Israel necklace in rose gold, and I wear it proudly just about every day.
Maiyan Ben Yona Ceramic Design Studio
I’m in love with Maiyan Ben Yona‘s playful ceramic designs – she brings her signature flair to everything from vases to seder plates, all handmade in her Tel Aviv studio.
Galia Lahav
Israeli wedding dress designers have taken the bridal fashion world by storm over the past decade, and none are more beloved than Galia Lahav. Each and every piece is a true work of art, featuring luxe fabrics and breathtaking details guaranteed to wow. And all of their gowns are crafted right in Israel!
Gen See Makeup
Founded and owned by Israeli entrepreneurs Danya Klein and Tamar Yaniv, Gen See has been making a splash in the beauty world over the past few years with their clean, vegan, and sustainable makeup. Their Arch Support Brow Powder Gel is phenomenal, as are their Mixed Media Liquid Eyeshadows and lip products.
Lev Haolam
Lev Haolam‘s monthly subscription boxes are such a wonderful way to support small Israeli businesses – and to sample some of the best the country has to offer in everything from food and spices to jewelry and Judaica to cosmetics and beyond!
Kobi Halperin
Israeli fashion designer Kobi Halperin is known for his unique designs and love for details – and his collection has so much to offer, whether you’re looking for a simple blouse, a statement dress, or anything in between.
Moroccanoil
Nothing gets my hair soft and silky like Morroccanoil‘s argan oil-based hair treatment. For that matter, all of Moroccanoil’s products are just so luxe – they’re a pleasure to use, and they smell wonderful too.
SodaStream
It’s so convenient (not to mention eco friendly!) being able to make my own sparkling water and sodas at home with SodaStream‘s sparkling water makers – and it doesn’t hurt that they’ve got such stylish options these days!
DY Judaica
Founded by activist, entrepreneur, and model Danielle Yablonka– aka Miss Herzliya 2025 – DY Judaica is all about celebrating Jewish and Zionist pride with elegance. Obviously I love their mission – and it’s also wonderful how luxurious yet affordable their Jewish jewelry is.
Want to see even more of my favorite Israeli- and Jewish-owned businesses? Download our ultimate list of brands we love in 2025.