The Barossa probably doesn’t scream shopping mecca to you – the region is certainly more well known for its wine and food credentials.

But don’t let that fool you. We have a great community of fabulous female business owners across the Barossa, so we have amazing small businesses to shop in!

And if you can’t get to the Barossa, they are all online, so you can shop their beautiful ranges from home.

So here’s 4 small local businesses that we love to shop at:

Alabaster in Tanunda, Barossa, South Australia. Photo from Alabaster website.

Alabaster

Co-owned by Skye and Donna, Alabaster is in Tanunda’s main street. Find fashion, homewares and lifestyle pieces in this beautiful space.

Bright Threads Barossa. Photo from Bright Threads website.

Bright Threads

Bright Threads was born from Alice’s search for luxe linen in bold colours and fun patterns. She wanted to produce a high-quality product that was luxurious, recyclable and biodegradable, so decided to work with 100 percent linen.

Wwe love the sentiment ‘be brave with colour’.  

Cargo Collective in Nuriootpa, Barossa, South Australia. Photo from Cargo Collective instagram page.

Cargo Collective

Cargo Collective is owned by Meggie and is in the main street of Nuriootpa. Here you’ll find gorgeous pieces for your home, for adults and children.

kids unite Angaston

Kids Unite

Owned by Paula, Kids Unite is located in the main street of Angaston. The shop is stocked with almost every toy / play related item you could think of, making it a great place to shop for presents across a range of ages.

Shopping in the Barossa

So as you can see, we have some gorgeous shops run by very talented ladies here in the Barossa. We find #shoppingsmall is so rewarding – you know that your purchase is helping to support families and their suppliers.

And you gotta love that every time you buy from a small business, they do a little happy dance!

‘Til next time, Jess