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Pittsburgh shops that buy wholesale from makers & small brands

These 5 shops state wholesale terms or ask for wholesale pricing on their own submission pages, meaning they buy your stock up front. All are in Pittsburgh; see all 131 nationwide.

The 5 shops

Lawrenceville · Pittsburgh

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.

EmailBuys from vendors at wholesaleStationeryApparelGifts
North Side · Pittsburgh

City Books

North Side used bookstore that also stocks new titles from Pittsburgh-area authors.

Heads up: They can't work with Amazon/KDP-only books.

MailLocal authors only, via Ingram at 40%, returnableBooks
Downtown Carnegie · Carnegie

Woolly Bear Books and Gifts

Independent bookstore and gift shop in Carnegie, just outside Pittsburgh, that has stocked indie authors since opening at its current location in April 2025.

Heads up: No authors who use AI in their writing or cover design.

EmailWholesale preferred over consignment; local authorsBooks
Shadyside · Pittsburgh

Heat Check

Second-floor Shadyside shop selling vintage, coffee, plants, jewelry, art and home goods, with a Local Goods page for Pittsburgh makers.

Heads up: Their page says they especially appreciate makers local to Pittsburgh.

EmailOpen to wholesale or consignment. No other terms are stated.JewelryArtHome
South Hills · Pittsburgh

Mort's Fresh & Local

Indoor local marketplace for groceries and home essentials, where everything is grown, baked, brewed, pressed or made in the Greater Pittsburgh area.

Heads up: On-site vendors need proof of insurance.

FormEmailStalls, consignment (25–35%) or wholesaleFood & culinaryHome

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