Chattanooga gift shops accepting new brands
These 7 shops publicly say they accept submissions. Each card links to a listing with the exact pitch instructions from the shop's own website. Read how to pitch to retailers and grab the free line sheet template before you hit send.
The 7 shops
Chattanooga Audubon Society Gift Shop
Nonprofit nature sanctuary gift shop that takes consigned handmade crafts, art, jewelry, fiber goods and woodwork.
Heads up: Commission isn't posted, and applying doesn't guarantee acceptance.
Curio Kobo
Artist shop founded by I Go Tokyo and Verre Noir, with a rotating mix of independent and regional makers. Soft-opened September 2026.
Heads up: New shop (opened September 2026).
Crafter's Emporium
Multi-vendor store renting space to small businesses and crafters.
Heads up: It's a booth-rental store.
Vintage & More on the Blvd
Vintage market and shops in Red Bank, with a sister store, Vintage & More on the Pike, in Hixson.
Heads up: Mostly vintage and collectibles; booths are limited.
Locals Only Gifts & Goods
North Shore gift shop carrying goods from 100+ local Tennessee artists and artisans.
Heads up: Replies only if interested.
Studio Ours
Maker shop with workshops, coworking and resident makers, founded by the designer behind Chan Design Co.
Heads up: There's no dedicated maker application, only a general partnership inquiry, and they say they can't partner with everyone.
The Local Dive Retail
Vendor market of about 30 vendors: vintage clothing, mid-century furniture, retro housewares and handmade local goods.
Heads up: Terms come from local news coverage, not a shop website.
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