The 5 Best Locally Made Products Around Summit County

Summit County is home to a thriving creative spirit, where artisans and entrepreneurs bring their passions to life in ways that reflect the mountain lifestyle. Locally made products not only fuel the economy but also connect residents and visitors with goods that carry a sense of place. From hand-stitched accessories to small-batch foods, these businesses highlighted in the Best of Summit remind us that shopping local isn’t just about convenience — it’s about supporting stories, craftsmanship, and community pride.

MadBeans Beanies

MadBeans Beanies was born out of a love for both the outdoors and the artistry of handmade goods. Known for crafting colorful, custom-designed beanies, the business blends functionality with creativity. Each piece is carefully made, turning a winter necessity into a stylish statement. Beyond the products, MadBeans is about celebrating individuality and providing warmth — in more ways than one — for the Summit community.

Wandering Daisy

At Wandering Daisy, jewelry isn’t just an accessory, it’s an expression of artistry. This Breckenridge boutique features handcrafted designs that pair mountain-inspired aesthetics with timeless style. Shoppers find everything from everyday pieces to unique statement items, all curated with care. Wandering Daisy embodies the idea that locally made jewelry can be both elegant and grounded in the natural beauty of Summit County.

Pines' Nut Butter

Pines' Nut Butter brings a taste of Colorado craftsmanship to the pantry. Specializing in small-batch nut butters, the company emphasizes quality ingredients and bold flavors. Whether it’s a classic blend or a creative twist, Pines' transforms a simple spread into something memorable. It’s a business rooted in Silverthorne but with flavors that resonate far beyond, showing how food can tell a story of place and passion.

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