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Ready to start checking things off your holiday shopping list?
We scoured the 2023 Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing companies in America looking for great gifts. From fancy hand sanitizer to whimsical pajamas, we've got you covered with the hottest products from some of the most successful U.S. companies during the past three years. Here they are, listed in no particular order.
2023 Inc. 5000 rank: 367 | Three-year revenue growth: 1,573%
This Hispanic and woman-founded brand in Miami sells uniquely designed, fragrant hand sanitizers and accessories. The Glow Mist Revitalizing Hand Sanitizer Duo Set is available at Sephora for $25. "We wanted to make a limited edition set that our fans could take home and experience the joy of personal care for the holidays," says Andrea Lisbona, founder and CEO of Touchland.
2023 Inc. 5000 rank: 323 | Three-year revenue growth: 1,758%
Jiminy's doggie dental chews are multipurpose, cinnamon-flavored chews made from insect protein that are designed to clean dogs' teeth and freshen breath. The chews, which come in four sizes and sell for $19.99, can be found on Jiminy's website and on Amazon. "The black soldier fly larvae protein in the Good Grub food has medium chain fatty acids, which are anti-microbial and help clean teeth," says Anne Carlson, founder and CEO of Jiminy's. "So it was only natural to put the protein to work in a dedicated dental chew."
2023 Inc. 5000 rank: 31 | Three-year revenue growth: 10,341%
Dossier, the New York City-based luxury fragrance maker, recently launched its third line of scents: the Wellness Collection. The new line includes sage and black tea, rose and basil, and ginger and grapefruit scents that serve as a "sensory gateway, inviting you to embark on a fragrant journey toward balance, serenity, and rejuvenation," says CEO Sergio Tache. Customers can purchase the new collection on Dossier's website for $29 each.
2023 Inc. 5000 rank: 131 | Three-year revenue growth: 3,752%
For those who enjoy drinks with flair, check out Bend, Oregon-based Puffin Drinkwear, which makes puffer jacket drink koozies. "While sitting around a campfire with friends, cozy in our sleeping bags, I thought, 'Why should I have all this comfort while my poor beverage is naked and exposed to the elements!?'" says founder Tyrone Hazen. "It wasn't hard to envision a nice little jacket or hoodie for my little friend, so I got right to work." The koozies, which sell for $22.95, can be found online at puffindrinkwear.com and at retail stores, including REI, Williams Sonoma, Sportman's Warehouse, and Scheels.
2023 Inc. 5000 rank: 1,466 | Three-year revenue growth: 393%
The Porto Cat Carrier, a soft-sided cat carrier, provides homelike comfort for cats on the move. The airline-approved carrier is crafted from water-resistant canvas and has breathable mesh windows. "We've been working on Porto for almost two years and it's one of my favorite products that we've ever launched," says Jackson Cunningham, founder and CEO of Tuft + Paw." It was always really hard for me to get my cat into a carrier, so ours opens up super wide at the top so you can just plop your cat in." The carrier, which sells for $99, can be found on Tuft + Paw's website.
2023 Inc. 5000 rank: 923 | Three-year revenue growth: 638%
For a snuggly family holiday, check out these pajama sets. The Culver City, California-based children's apparel brand offers whimsically designed clothing and accessories made from bamboo viscose fabrics. "Highland cattle inspired my first ever print design for Free Birdees," says Kathy Wen, CEO and founder. The sets, which sell for $36 each, are available at freebirdees.com.
2023 Inc. 5000 rank: 778 | Three-year revenue growth: 758%
For those who love to cook, this Los Angeles-based company sells Gordon Ramsay-approved kitchen essentials. "Our mission at HexClad is to help every chef feel badass in the kitchen by providing revolutionary tools and inspiration that challenge the status quo and never compromise," says HexClad CEO Daniel Winer. The 12-piece set, which comes with three pots, three pans, and six lids, sells for $999.99, but is currently on sale for $699.99. The products can be found on HexClad's website and Instagram account.
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