Chattanooga's Finest: Top Local Products from Homegrown Makers and Artisans
Chattanooga, nestled in the scenic mountains, has emerged as a vibrant hub for artisans and makers. Creativity thrives here, supported by enthusiastic locals and visitors. The local craft scene boasts unique art, gourmet snacks, and innovative products. Whether shopping for yourself or gifts, explore these standout items proudly made in Chattanooga.
Hoff Sauce
Ask any Chattanoogan their favorite condiment, and Hoff Sauce tops the list. Hoff & Pepper, run by the husband-and-wife Hoffman team, started as homemade gifts for friends and family. Today, this versatile sauce—perfect on everything—graces shelves and restaurant tables citywide. Sample the three flavors and stock up on your favorite.
Lost Art Stationery
Years ago, Christopher Lykins printed custom Mother's Day cards overnight to restock a local shop, sparking the creation of Lost Art. His witty, occasion-spanning designs now appear at the Chattanooga Market and stationery stores nationwide.
Barley Bones
Pamper your dog with Barley Bones, an all-natural bakery crafting treats from spent malt grain barley. Packed with protein, digestible fiber, and minerals, flavors include peanut butter, sweet potato pie, and chicken & waffles. Using organic ingredients—80% sourced within 100 miles—these are a healthy indulgence.
Divine Purity Naturals
Cassandra Tucker discovered natural remedies while caring for her grandmother, leading to her chemical-free hair-care line. Friends clamored for her organic blends, birthing Divine Purity. Find aromatic essentials like lip balms, sugar scrubs, lotions, soaps, and candles at shops throughout Chattanooga.
Positiffitea
Tiffany Malapanes (aka Tiff) champions daily tea for mind and body health via her hand-blended, loose-leaf Positiffitea. Crafted with organic, fair-trade ingredients, these premium herbal blends shine at Stone Cup Cafe and Chattanooga Market.
The Board Man
Retiree Jerry Schickel of Signal Mountain crafts stunning cutting boards from globally sourced woods. Each one-of-a-kind piece varies in shape and size. Discover The Board Man's 100+ weekly displays exclusively at Chattanooga Market.
Noke’s Granola
In this outdoorsy city, Noke’s Granola fits perfectly. Brothers Luther and Ryan “Noke” Cutchins created it as a healthy catering dessert. After Ryan's passing, Luther continues offering flavors like Apple Nut, Banana Help, and Power Blend at Chattanooga Market.
Alchemy Spice Company
Alchemy Spice delivers fresh, all-natural blends in micro-batches—spices under two weeks old. Seasoning mixes, cooking oils, gourmet salts simplify meals. Available at Chattanooga Market, Olive Chattanooga, and Whole Foods.
Where to Shop
The Chattanooga Market at First Horizon Pavilion (formerly First Tennessee) concentrates local crafts every Sunday, April through November, shifting to Chattanooga Convention Center for holidays. Enjoy food trucks, live music, and kids' activities too.
Locals Only specializes in Chattanooga-made goods: cards, magnets, candles, T-shirts—ideal souvenirs or gifts. On the Northshore, Blue Skies offers eclectic jewelry, crafts, sassy socks, and dish towels from regional artists.
