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6 subscription boxes delivering joy to your doorstep

Subscription boxes are recurring deliveries of niche products. Here are our favorites created by DMV locals.

By Holly Gambrell January 17, 2019 at 9:00 am

Luxor Box, $139 every other month; Luxor Box
Reston-based Luxor Box delivers luxury to your doorstep. Receive the best in beauty, luxury, wellness, home and more. Each box contains between four and nine full-sized products valued at over $275.
The Red Apron Butcher’s Box, Prices vary; Red Apron Butcher
With brick and mortars in Merrifield, Penn Quarter DC and Union Market DC, Red Apron Butcher is a meat staple. Its Butcher's Box supports local farmers, created monthly based on the whole animals received from farmer partners.
Do a Shot of Yoga, $49.99+ monthly; Do a Shot of Yoga
Do a Shot of Yoga researches a new yoga trend each month and curates the products you need to explore it on your own.
Surprise Ride Kit, $299.40 yearly; Surprise Ride
The kids activity subscription service (which is now a part of Fat Brain Toys) was created by DC sisters Donna and Rosy Khalife. The goal of the boxes is to inspire creativity in kids while distracting them from their screens.
ShaggySwag, $25+ monthly; ShaggySwag
ShaggySwag is the brainchild of Howard County, Maryland natives Chris Riley and Matt Powers. The monthly subscription box features everything your dog will love, like toys, treats, clothes and more.
Hungry Harvest, $15-$50 weekly; Hungry Harvest
Born in the basement of a University of Maryland dorm, Hungry Harvest is on a mission to end food waste. The company finds produce that would otherwise get thrown in the trash, curates a variety of boxes and delivers directly to your doorstep. Every delivery saves at least 10 pounds of produce from going to waste.

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