"Silly Nice-a Harlem-grown, Black-Owned and Veteran-Owned craft brand-has quietly built a loyal following by focusing on small-batch quality, honest ingredients, and lab-verified transparency. In its first year, the team earned recognition among New York's Top 150 cannabis brands, a standout showing in a market crowded with more than 500 licensed names. The ethos is simple: Silly Nice doesn't chase "cheapest on the shelf." It chases "best in the jar"-and now, best in the vape."
"That philosophy shows up in its full-spectrum vape lineup: strain-specific oil, 100% cannabis-derived terpenes, and minor cannabinoids that round out the experience. Each cartridge and all-in-one pen is designed to taste like the cultivar it represents, hit with authority, and remain consistent from the first puff to the last. With COAs available for every SKU and packaging built with sustainability in mind, Silly Nice gives consumers something rare in a fast-growing market: confidence."
"Silly Nice products are made for deliberate use. The brand talks about "special staples"-the things you reach for when you want to elevate the everyday. That could be a solo walk on the Hudson, a late studio session, or an after-dinner wind-down. Every batch is handmade with premium inputs, tested for purity and safety, and released in limited quantities. It's why Silly Nice frequently sells out and why returning customers call ahead, ask by name, or pre-order for pickup or delivery."
Silly Nice operates as a small-batch, Harlem-grown cannabis brand with Black and Veteran ownership and a focus on premium inputs and deliberate use occasions. The brand emphasizes strain-specific, full-spectrum vapes formulated with 100% cannabis-derived terpenes and minor cannabinoids to preserve cultivar aroma and layered effects. Every SKU carries third-party COAs and clear labeling, and packaging is designed with sustainability in mind. Limited-quantity, handmade batches contribute to frequent sellouts and predictable customer demand, with shoppers pre-ordering or asking by name. Recognition among New York's Top 150 reflects early market traction amid more than 500 licensed competitors.
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