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Shops that take makers on consignment

These 12 shops say they take work on consignment: you supply the stock and get paid when it sells. They are in New York City and Los Angeles, and every listing links to the shop's own submission page, checked on 2026-10-17. Want to narrow it down? Combine this with other filters in the directory.

New York City · 6 shops

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Los Angeles · 6 shops

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Questions

What split do consignment shops offer makers?

Splits differ by shop, and some add fees. Among the shops on this page that publish terms: The WonderMart: 50% to the brand. Consignment first; some wholesale via Faire. Fees: Brand Partner Fee of $35/month, billed separately (not deducted from payouts), plus a 50% commission on sales (per their page, checked 2026-10-17).; Flying Solo: 85% to the brand. Brand receives 85% of retail price for items sold (per their page). Fees: Monthly membership fee on top of the split: $3,500/month for clothing, $2,500/month for jewelry & accessories (per their page, checked 2026-10-17).; Rue Saint Paul: 60% to the brand. Consignment (also membership; limited wholesale).; Vroman's Bookstore: 55% to the author. Paid consignment (books): $298 author-paid package; Vroman's pays 55% of sales. Free placement route requires Ingram distribution.; South Pas Vintage: 70% to the brand. Consignment (artist/handcrafted table): $0 rent + 30% commission on sales; $100/month sales minimum. The rest set terms when they reply, so ask before you send stock.

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