Our Favorite Items From Target’s 2024 Black History Month Collection
Target CorporateI’m generally winter-averse. After Christmas, it’s an uphill battle toward the first sights and smells of spring. But for all of the winter doldrums, there is something to look forward to: Black History Month. It’s a time to celebrate the richness of Black culture, learn about Black people’s contributions to this country and, with the help of Target, support Black-owned businesses.
Every year, Target hosts a a Black History Month collection featuring various products from Black entrepreneurs and picking out products for myself, my family members and now my son, has become a winter highlight. Check out some of our favorite items from the 2024 Target Black History Month collection here.
Nothing beats the feeling of being comfy and warm. But when you can be fashionable and make a statement at the same time, it's a win-win-win. This sweatsuit from Carlton Mackey, the creator of Black Men Smile, is made from a soft cotton blend.
When I was a little girl, I couldn't understand why my mother dressed my sister and I in sweats so often. Now that I'm older, I totally get it. They're adorable. They're warm and comfortable. And this design from Carlton Mackey, the creator of Black Men Smile is not only fun, it makes a strong "Black and Proud" statement.
If you're into comfort but prefer a more elevated look, this satin shirt from House of Aama hits the spot. The shirt is made with a Spandex-infused satin so it's comfy and stylish.
Crafted from a jersey cotton blend, this t-shirt ensures all-day comfort and showcases an HBCU icon grid. This t-shirt also embodies a commitment to sustainability, and incorporates at least 20% of fibers sourced from Black-owned farms. The artwork is the creation of Sopuruchi, a talented individual from Fisk University who emerged as a winner in the HBCU Design Challenge.
This thoughtfully curated selection of artwork is equally impressive as a standalone feature or as the cornerstone of a captivating gallery wall. Each piece is meticulously printed on top-tier acid-free paper, using soy-based inks, ensuring both longevity and eco-friendliness.
A well-fitted dress can take you a lot of different places. And because this cut and style is so versatile, you'll want to make a statement. The bright color on this House of Aama dress will have you looking great from all angles.
Dive into the world of rhymes and rivalries with this hip-hop game where every answer is fair game. Don't be misled; dropping knowledge might just be your ticket to the top, but this spirited card-based competition thrives on tough choices and expressing those less-than-popular opinions, igniting spirited and friendly debates.
The Barbie Inspiring Women series is a heartfelt tribute to remarkable heroines of their era—bold and daring women who defied conventions, broke barriers, and laid the foundation for countless generations of girls to dream bigger and bolder than ever before. Bessie Coleman, an indomitable spirit who confronted both racial and gender discrimination, stands as an enduring symbol of courage. She soared above adversity to become the first Black and Native American female aviator, and the pioneering Black individual to hold an international pilot's license.
One of the best and quickest ways to look regal or upgrade a casual look is to throw on a headwrap. It elongates your neck and makes you look like you're wearing a crown, even if you're in leggings and a T-shirt.
Know someone with an immaculate home? Is your home the perfect one? Keep it that way with coasters to avoid water stains on your furniture. These simple but beautiful coasters from Delia Thibodeaux of Gee's Bend will do their job when you have company and serve as art when you're alone.
The artwork featured on this tee is a testament to the talent of Izuchukwu, a winner of the HBCU Design Challenge, proudly representing Talladega College. Embrace both style and substance with this distinctive piece.
Elevate your seating or bedding with a touch of artisanal charm courtesy of the Gee's Bend x Target Throw Pillow. Measuring 18 inches square, this pillow showcases a stunning colorblock quilted design, accentuated by meticulous large stitched detailing that exudes a genuine handmade aesthetic. Wrapped in a soft cotton-linen exterior and generously padded on the inside, this decorative throw pillow effortlessly combines comfort and vibrant color, making it the perfect addition to enhance your living space.
Elevate your child's daily wardrobe with effortless athleisure flair by dressing them in the Black History Month Half-Zip Pullover Jacket. Crafted by a talented Black Target Team artist, this stylish half-zip pullover is constructed from soft, lightweight tan fabric, featuring a striking splash of yellow at the chest. Adorned with inspirational words and phrases, this jacket sets the tone for a positive and empowering start to your child's day. Equipped with an attached hood and convertible cuffs, it offers both style and functionality, ensuring a snug and comfortable fit.
Amanda Gorman, the celebrated presidential inaugural poet and #1 New York Times bestselling author, collaborates with the esteemed Caldecott Honor and Coretta Scott King Honor recipient, Christian Robinson, to deliver a timeless message of hope.
Through intimate and inspirational prose, coupled with striking illustrations that resonate with power, Something, Someday unveils the profound truth that even the most modest of actions can leave an enduring mark on the world.
Celebrate your pride not only during Black History Month but also throughout the year with the Black History Month "Melanin" Satin-Lined Baseball Hat. Meticulously designed by a talented Black Target Team artist, this baseball hat is made from high-quality cotton fabric. Its standout feature is the satin lining, offering both style and comfort. The adjustable-fit design, complete with convenient snap closures, ensures a personalized and comfortable fit.
