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Building a care package with Locals Only Gifts & Goods

Looking to show some love to your friends and family? Join City Editors Kristen + Haley in building care packages with only local gifts and goods.

Editors Kristen + Haley holding care packages they built with local goods and gifts.

Built locally and stamped with care.

Photo by NOOGAtoday

Locals Only Gifts & Goods was selected to represent Tennessee for National Care Package Day happening on Thursday, Sept. 5, so of course we took a trip over to NorthShore to build our own.

This spot offers year-round premade boxes + three options to build your own with any items in the store as long as they fit in the box.

  • Small box | Four items starting at $11
  • Medium box | Six items starting at $13
  • Large box | Eight items starting at $15

City Editor Haley’s box

Good Fortune’s Refresh Lotion (tangerine spearmint Litsea cubeba), Chei-Man Tea, Alchemy Spice Co.'s Herbs de Provence oil infusion bottle, a Lauren Maxwell mug, Dr. Know’s Chill Pill CBD dog treats + a Chattanooga magnet.

I would gift this box to someone who loves a relaxing evening with a warm cup of tea and home-cooked meal — there’s even something for their pup.

City Editor Kristen’s box

Mad Priest Coffee Roaster’s Sloth Dispelling breakfast blend, Belle Chocolates Bolivia 80% bar, Clumpie’s Ice Cream Co.'s salted caramel sauce, Hoff & Pepper’s Mean Green sauce, The Rustic House candle (grapefruit + jambu), and a Chattanooga mug from Forman Pottery.

I would gift this box to someone who loves their morning coffee + enjoys sweet and spicy treats.

Wanting to recreate our boxes or make your own? Check out the store’s inventory online before heading to Frazier Avenue.

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