Uncovering the best, unique products across the internet shouldn't be so hard. At least that's our POV. Let's skip combing through our Instagram saves and bugging our best friends for their rec. We created Marmalade to help you cut through the noise (and let's face it, the internet has a lot of it).
Enter Marmalade, a place where you can discover brands that go beyond the mainstream. Recommended, saved, and shared by our community, the online brands found here will inspire you to discover something new.
You won't find billion dollar conglomerates or fast fashion brands here. Consider this your new home for discovering products from innovative, online brands with stories, values, and founders behind them.
We're here to distill the vastness of the internet so that you can not only discover the best online brands but also support the teams and founders innovating behind them. The brands you'll find are community recommended and vibe-checked so that you can finally have a place to uncover the special and unique products that speak to your soul.
Meet the team that's here to help you get inspired.
Chris Chan
Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer
Emma Leuchten
UX Researcher & Community Manager
Hayley Villapudua
Social Media and Marketing Coordinator
Ioli Baltas
Head of Content
Jaclyn Grauman
Co-Founder & Chief Marketing Officer
Jimmy Lin
Co-Founder & Chief Operating Officer
Steve McClain
Co-Founder & Chief Technology Officer
Frequently asked questions
No, you can’t make any purchases directly on Marmalade. Instead you’ll be directed right to a brand’s website to buy any product.
Our superfans are hungry to discover and share small, online brands. If that sounds like you, simply fill out our application here and our team will get back to you.
Public Benefit Companies (PBC) are a relatively new concept in the US. They enable a for-profit company to explicitly state in its charter the public benefit they provide. Kickstarter, a PBC we admire, described their corporate structure as “representing a radical change in the way we could do business” which enabled them to “escape the extractive doctrine of shareholder primacy that compels nearly all companies to pursue profit above all else, including their own mission.”
As a team, we no longer wanted to go to work, let alone start a company, where our time and energy would contribute solely to profit without purpose. Instead, we put our societal mission directly in our legal charter to remind ourselves of why we exist as a company: to boost underserved entrepreneurs while empowering consumers to discover and benefit from a more diverse selection of products and services. Marmalade will always support, serve, and champion makers passionate about their craft, inventors, innovators, artisans, and family-owned businesses.
Find online brands that inspire you to break the mold