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Richmond shops accepting new brands, makers & designers

These 10 independent shops in Richmond 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.

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Carytown · Richmond

Ashby

Carytown resale boutique that also carries new handmade goods from local makers.

Heads up: They want inventory that doesn't compete with their other local vendors.

EmailConsignment of new, handcrafted itemsGiftsJewelryAccessories
Scott's Addition · Richmond

dagNABit & Moore!

Colorful Scott's Addition shop of original art, handmade goods, jewelry, vintage and home objects, most made in Richmond.

Heads up: Their ongoing artist and maker roster is full through the end of 2026, so only temporary and seasonal spots are open.

FormConsignment. Split not stated on the page.ArtPrintsJewelry
Northside · Richmond

Nevermore

Gothic boutique and gallery in Northside Richmond for alternative artists and makers.

Heads up: They're currently prioritizing clothing and apparel, decor and beauty.

FormConsignment onlyApparelHomeBeauty
Scott's Addition · Richmond

9 Muses RVA

Marketplace and Scott's Addition store selling only RVA artist and creator products, with classroom space for artists.

Heads up: Only for RVA-based creators.

FormCommission, typically 65/35 to the artist. No cost to list products or be promoted, and no monthly fees. They handle transactions, taxes, fulfillment and customer service. + feesArtPrintsGifts
Brookland Park (Northside) · Richmond

Alma's Gallery & Shop

Northside gallery and shop of entirely handmade craft, named for the owner's grandmother.

Heads up: Handmade work only; wholesale buying is selective.

EmailThey take a 50% commission and pay artists within 30 days of a sale. A written agreement sets the showcase period. They selectively buy some wholesale production work.CeramicsArtHome
Manchester · Richmond

Mojo Glassworks

Manchester stained glass studio, supply shop and curated retail space for local glass artists.

Heads up: Glass only, with a current focus on Virginia-based artists.

FormConsignment. Split not stated on the page.ArtHomeGifts
Glen Allen

Atack Family Gift Shop (Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen)

Arts-center gift shop of handmade gifts from local and national artists.

Heads up: Handmade, family-friendly work only.

EmailConsignment with a 40/60 splitGiftsHomeJewelry
Scott's Addition · Richmond

Shop Made in VA (Richmond)

Scott's Addition store showcasing Virginia-based designers, artists and makers.

Heads up: Virginia-based makers only.

FormGiftsHomeFood gifts
Church Hill · Richmond

Kind Hearted Goods

Church Hill shop collective, sister to The Good Shop in New Orleans, next door to Proper Pie.

Heads up: This is a membership, not wholesale or consignment.

FormCollective model + feesCeramicsStationeryHome
Carytown · Richmond

Mongrel

Richmond's uncommon card and gift store for 35+ years, stocking hundreds of local and national vendors.

Heads up: High volume of solicitations.

FormTheir page doesn't state terms.CardsGiftsHome

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