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Shops in Washington That Buy Wholesale From Makers

These 6 shops state wholesale terms or ask for wholesale pricing on their own submission pages, meaning they buy your stock up front. All are in Washington; see all 86 nationwide or the Seattle page or the Portland page.

The 6 shops

Downtown · Seattle

The Handmade Showroom

Independent gift shop at Pacific Place (since 2015) of small-batch, artisan-made goods; about half its makers are from the Pacific Northwest. Bezel & Kiln jewelry is a store-in-store here.

Heads up: They avoid work already sold within the 98101 retail area.

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Ballard · Seattle

Push/Pull

Ballard art store, gallery and class space (with store-made paints and inks) run 'by artists, for artists', selling zines, comics and artist merch.

Heads up: Not exclusive in the strict sense, but no artists already carried by another Ballard-area shop.

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Fremont · Seattle

Pipe and Row

Fremont women's boutique (since 2014) mixing local artists and international designers.

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Gilman Village · Issaquah

CITRINE design shop

Design shop in Issaquah's Gilman Village carrying designers and makers' brands.

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Downtown · Seattle

SAM Shop (Seattle Art Museum)

Seattle Art Museum's shop and gallery, focused on local and living artists: jewelry, crafts, textiles, books, toys and Northwest Native design.

Heads up: No published submission process: the only contact is the general store email ([email protected]).

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Vancouver Waterfront · Vancouver

Pop-Local

Vancouver waterfront shop for 300+ local brands, run by the team behind Night Market Vancouver; staff handle all merchandising and sales.

Heads up: In Vancouver, WA (part of the Portland metro list).

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