Pittsburgh 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
Wildcard
Lawrenceville gift shop, open since 2009, selling handmade cards and t-shirts, gifts, baby and kids' gifts and original art prints from small and locally owned businesses.
Heads up: They don't take walk-ins.
Boheme Pittsburgh
Lawrenceville collective storefront giving brick-and-mortar space to sustainable small businesses selling handmade, small-batch, art, design and curated vintage goods.
Ms. Kitschy Witch
Curated South Side shop selling the owner's work alongside a small group of makers. Its aesthetic includes oddities, spooky, black cat and crow, mid-century and cottagecore/folk pieces.
Heads up: No clip art, AI-generated imagery or copyrighted characters (including fan art).
love, Pittsburgh
Local gift shop with three Pittsburgh locations. It's looking for tasteful Pittsburgh-themed gifts, small seasonal gifts, t-shirts, cards and prints.
Heads up: Because they get so many requests, they can't consider vendors who can't share photos of their work.
Pittsburgh Glass Center Shop
Retail shop at the Pittsburgh Glass Center, a nonprofit glass studio, gallery and school on Penn Avenue.
Heads up: Replies may come seasonally or as a request for more information.
Heinz History Center Museum Shop
Museum shop of the Senator John Heinz History Center in the Strip District, selling Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania history gifts and publications.
Heads up: Products mailed to the museum shop can't be returned.
I Made It! Retail Shop
Year-round I Made It! Market handmade shop at The Mall at Robinson, now in its fourth year.
Heads up: Some genres are full, and if yours is, they won't reach out.
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