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15 online shopping options that aren't Amazon

Don't want to feed the beast (don't get me wrong, I definitely do from time to time)? Here are some alternatives. As always though, you can also go to websites for local businesses.

  1. Etsy. Want to gift something from a fandom or for a hobby? Etsy has got you
  2. Libro.fm. Want to gift a digital audiobook but support a local bookstore? Libro.fm has got you
  3. Bookshop.org. Want to gift a physical book but don't have time for your bookstore to get it in? Bookshop.org has got you
  4. Cameo. Want to gift an encouraging message from a celebrity? Cameo has got you
  5. Cratejoy. Want to gift a monthly subscription box but not sure where to look? Cratejoy has got all the possibilities for you
  6. Masterclass. Want to gift interactive knowledge? Masterclass has got you
  7. Shutterfly. Want to gift a photo-based item? Shutterfly has got options upon options for you
  8. Turtle Tee. Want to gift a cute and/or nerdy shirt? Turtle Tee has got you (they also have some other items)
  9. Miniature Market. Want to gift a board game? Miniature Market has got you
  10. Steam. Want to gift a computer game? Steam has got you
  11. Chewy. Want to gift something to a pet or someone with pets? Chewy has got you
  12. House Plant Shop. Want to gift a plant? House Plant Shop has got you
  13. Drizly. Want to gift alcohol? Drizly has got you
  14. Blick. Want to gift art materials? Blick has got you
  15. Artfinder. Want to gift unique art? Artfinder has got you

(Prompt inspired by Emily Kleeman)

"Shopping" by Tim Reckmann. Attribution 2.0 Generic (CC BY 2.0).


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